John Muir: A Reading Bibliography by Kimes was first compiled and annotated by William F. Kimes & Maymie B. Kimes in 1977 with an extensive update for the 1986 edition. The bibliography includes citations to Muir's nearly 300 published pamphlets, journal articles, speeches, and other writings.
We thank the the heirs of Kimes' for granting permission to use the substantive bibliographic annotations for this database.
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A Wind-storm in the Forests.
Charles Dudley Warner
Kimes Entry Number: 202
Date Original: 1-1-1896
See also Kimes Entry Number: See no. 81 for later printings.
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The National Parks and Forest Reservations.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 203
Date Original: 1-1-1896
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also no. 512.
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John Muir Is Here. The Noted Scientist Tells About Inspection of Forests. What the Special Government Commission Is Doing-It Will Soon Be in Portland.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: A13
Date Original: 7-23-1896
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![To Check the Reckless Ravages of the Ruthless Denuders of Our California Forests John Muir and the Other Members of the Forestry Board Are Now in the Field. Forestry Commissioner Muir On the Work of Deundation [sic]. Forces That Are at Work To Lay Waste Our Timber. by John Muir](https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmb/1228/thumbnail.jpg "To Check the Reckless Ravages of the Ruthless Denuders of Our California Forests John Muir and the Other Members of the Forestry Board Are Now in the Field. Forestry Commissioner Muir On the Work of Deundation [sic]. Forces That Are at Work To Lay Waste Our Timber. by John Muir")
To Check the Reckless Ravages of the Ruthless Denuders of Our California Forests John Muir and the Other Members of the Forestry Board Are Now in the Field. Forestry Commissioner Muir On the Work of Deundation [sic]. Forces That Are at Work To Lay Waste Our Timber.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 204
Date Original: 9-20-1896
See also Kimes Entry Number: See no. 63 for first use of this quotation. See also: no. 189, pp. 198-200; no. 341, v. 4, pp. 221-222.
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A California Thoreau. A Chat With John Muir. The Hermit of the Glaciers.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: A13-a
Date Original: 3-28-1897
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The New Forest Reservation
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 207
Date Original: 4-3-1897
See also Kimes Entry Number: For a further expansion and development of this theme, see no. 208.
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The National Parks and Forest Reservations
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 208
Date Original: 6-5-1897
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The Alaska Trip.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 210
Date Original: 8-1-1897
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also no. 216; no. 482.
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The American Forests
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 209
Date Original: 8-1-1897
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also: no. 237, pp. 331-[365]; no. 341, v. 6, pp. 357-[393].
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He Will Write For 'The Examiner' and 'Journal.' John Muir Will Describe the Mountain Passes and the Climate of the Yukon Country.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 211
Date Original: 8-18-1897
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John Muir On the Sea. He Writes of the Throng Pushing Northward. The Scientist Advises Fortune-Hunters Not to Be in a Hurry. Spend This Winter Trying Your 'Prentice Hands on the Gold Belt of the Sierras .... ' Port Townsend, August 22.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 212
Date Original: 8-23-1897
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An Adventure With a Dog and a Glacier.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 213
Date Original: 9-1-1897
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also: no. 333. pp. 246[257]; no. 341, v. 3, pp. 297-[311]; no. 401; no. 428; no. 437; no. 468.
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Trails of the Gold Hunters in Northern Seas and on Mountain Passes. Five Passes to the Yukon Gold Fields. John Muir's Letter on the Condition of the Trails. The Best Route Next Spring Will Be by the Way of Dyea. Skagway Pronounced the Worst, in Spite of Attempted Road-Building. Bread for Prospectors. As Well Take Drugs to Heaven as Medicines to Alaska, Says the Experienced Traveler.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 214
Date Original: 10-1-1897
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Pathless Treasure Fields of the Frozen Northland. John Muir Writes of the Vast Country, Rich in Gold, That Has Not Been Disturbed by the Prospector. There is No Occasion for Seekers After Fortune to Rush Pell-Mell Into the Region of Snow and Ice, for Alaska, for Many Years, Will be the Poor Man's Mining Country.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 215
Date Original: 10-11-1897
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also: no. 220.
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Letter to the Editor Sierra Bulletin.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 217A
Date Original: 1-1-1898
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also no. 478.
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Mr. C. D. Willard: Martinez, August 8, 1898.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 221
Date Original: 1-1-1898
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Wild Parks and Forest Reservations of the West.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 217
Date Original: 1-1-1898
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also: no. 218; no. 237, pp. [1]-36; no. 341, v. 6, pp. 3-[41]; no. 419, pp. 249-250.
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Yellowstone National Park.
John Muir
Kimes Entry Number: 219
Date Original: 4-1-1898
See also Kimes Entry Number: See also: no. 237, pp. [37)-7 5; no. 341, v. 6, pp. 42-[83]; no. 469.
![[Statement from John Muir.] by John Muir](https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmb/1227/thumbnail.jpg "[Statement from John Muir.] by John Muir")
![[Statement from John Muir.] by Theodore H. Hittell](https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmb/1230/thumbnail.jpg "[Statement from John Muir.] by Theodore H. Hittell")
