Stewart Holbrook

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Stewart Holbrook was a 20th-century American historian and writer best known for his popular histories and colorful accounts of the Pacific Northwest and American logging culture.

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instanceOf human
nonfiction writer
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1893-08-22
dateOfDeath 1964-09-03
describedAs a chronicler of the Pacific Northwest
a historian of American logging culture
a popularizer of American history
employer The Oregonian NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork American social history
history of the Pacific Northwest
logging history
genre humor
popular history
regional history
languageOfWorkOrName English
notableFor colorful accounts of Pacific Northwest history
writings on American logging culture
notableWork Holy Old Mackinaw NERFINISHED
Lost Men of American History NERFINISHED
The Age of the Moguls NERFINISHED
The Far Corner NERFINISHED
The Story of American Railroads NERFINISHED
occupation historian
journalist
writer
placeOfBirth Vermont NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Portland, Oregon NERFINISHED
residence Portland, Oregon NERFINISHED
writingStyle anecdotal
humorous
informal
wrote Burning an Empire NERFINISHED
Holy Old Mackinaw NERFINISHED
Lost Men of American History NERFINISHED
The Age of the Moguls NERFINISHED
The Columbia NERFINISHED
The Far Corner NERFINISHED
The Gentlemen of the Road NERFINISHED
The Golden Age of Quackery NERFINISHED
The Old Oregon Country NERFINISHED
The Rocky Mountain Revolution NERFINISHED
The Story of American Railroads NERFINISHED
Yankee Loggers NERFINISHED

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Holbrook hasNotableBearer Stewart Holbrook