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Down the Salmon River
Annie (Graves) Callahan Taylor and the Mining Camps, by S.E. Crie
Introduction
Photographs & Documents

Table of Contents

Chapter One

Our Camp Has A History

Chapter Two

On the 'Keag

Chapter Three

1873 — Off to Castine

Chapter Four

1884-1886 — On My Own Account

Chapter Five

1886 — Hell Was Just Over the Hill

Chapter Six

1887 — A Voice and a Name

Chapter Seven

1888 — J.A.C__K Takes the Floor

Chapter Eight

1889 — Twelve Months and a Penstroke

Chapter Nine

1890 - Festive Revels

Chapter Ten

1890 — From Pine to Shoup, a Woman's Route

Chapter Eleven

1891 — Cut Loose and Bound Again

Chapter Twelve

1892 — A Son and a Sojourn

Chapter Thirteen

1893 — Where Gold Didn't Waver

Chapter Fourteen

1894 — Shadows of Panic

Chapter Fifteen

1895 — Ten Men for Every Job

Chapter Sixteen

1897 — Strike at the Monolith

Chapter Seventeen

1898 — War With Spain

Chapter Eighteen

1899 — Cut Off In His Prime

Chapter Nineteen

1900-1902 — God's Country in the New Century

Chapter Twenty

1903 — Planting, Plucking and Pensions

Chapter Twenty-One

1904-1905 — Through Snow and Fire

Chapter Twenty-Two

1906-1907 — Love and Lines

Chapter Twenty-Three

1908-1910 — Grit, Grief and Garden Rows

Chapter Twenty-Four

1911-1915 — Trails and Wedding Bells

Chapter Twenty-Five

1916-1920 — Promises, Prohibition and Pandemic

Chapter Twenty-Six

1921-1922 — Between Strikes and Storms

Chapter Twenty-Seven

1923-1925 — California Sun and River Shine

Chapter Twenty-Eight

1926 — Twilight on the River

Chapter Twenty-Nine

1927 — Rest Comes for the Weary

After Annie's Death

Epilogue

Finding Annie

Afterword

Online Resources

Appendix

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