This is an index to a photograph appearing in "The Overland Monthly," a magazine that chronicled life in the American West, particularly California, during a period of rapid change and growth. First published in 1868, "The Overland Monthly" featured stories, poems, and essays by prominent writers such as Bret Harte and Mark Twain. The magazine offers valuable insights into the social, cultural, and economic developments of the region, reflecting the spirit of adventure and opportunity that defined the era. The index provides a reference point for researchers and enthusiasts interested in exploring the visual record of the American West as captured in this influential literary journal.
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