1855 1st ed San Francisco California Gold Rush Illustrated MAP Soule Indians



First published in 1855, The Annals of San Francisco is oft considered the most important book on the history of the city of San Francisco, California. It was written by three collective authors, Soule, Gihon, and Nisbet, and focuses on all of the events that lead to the boom of the city, most importantly the Gold Rush just a few years prior. Annals is divided into three major sections: a summary of Spanish California, annals of the city, and topographical descriptions of utilities and businesses. There is also information on settlers interactions with natives.



This book was placed on the Zamorano Eighty in 1945 signifying it as one of the most significant early volumes published on the history of California.



Item number: #17843

Price: $750



SOULE, Frank; GIHON, John; NISBET, James



The annals of San Francisco; containing a summary of the history of the first discovery, settlement, progress, and present condition of California, and a complete history of all the important events connected with its great city, to which are added, biographical memoirs of some prominent citizens



New York: D. Appleton, 1855. First edition.



Details:

Collation:

824

Illustrated throughout with maps and a gold embossed front board

References: The Zamorano 80, no. 70

Provenance: Handwritten

Moses Caswell

C. M. Caswell

Language: English

Binding: Leather; secure

Size: ~9.25in X 6.25in (23.5cm x 16cm)



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