The Overland Monthly

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Monthly magazine based in California, United States, published in the 19th and 20th centuries; founded in 1868, briefly known as The Californian, merged with Out West in 1923, ceased publication in 1935. All volumes are in the public domain in the United States; the last few years never had their copyright renewed. See here.

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Volume 1 (1868)
Volume 2 (1869)
Volume 3 (1869)
Volume 4 (1870)
Volume 5 (1870)
Volume 6 (1871)
Volume 7 (1871)
Volume 8 (1872)
Volume 9 (1872)
Volume 10 (1873)
Volume 11 (1873)
Volume 12 (1874)
Volume 13 (1874)
Volume 14 (1875)
Volume 15 (1875)

(Publication suspended after Vol. 15, per The Online Books Page.)

The Californian

Launched by the same publishing company in 1880. Titled The Californian and Overland Monthly for volume 6, prior to adopting The Overland Monthly title. Full collection of page scans here: IA

Second series

Volume 1 (1883)
Volume 2
Series 2/Volume 3
Series 2/Volume 4 (1884) (contents: IA)
Volume 5 (contents: IA}}
Volume 6
Series 2/Volume 7 (1886)
- Lawrence W. Coe: The First Steamboat on the Upper Columbia

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Series 2/Volume 23 (1894)

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Series 2/Volume 33 (1899) (transcription project)

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Series 2/Volume 56 (1910)

Known as The Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine from 1923-, following a merger

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Series 2/Volume 90 (1932} (transcription project)

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About the Overland Monthly

Literary Note from The Dalles Chronicle, January 24, 1894.

Online archives

Links to online archives

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