West Texas Historical Association publications

Below, alphabetized by author's last name, is a list of articles appearing in the West Texas Historical Review (formerly called The Yearbook). In instances when there is no author given, the article is listed by title:

Authors whose last name begin with "F"

Farmer, Joan. "Sandstone Sentinels" vol. 34: 112.
Farmer, Mrs. L. E. "Fort Davis on the Clear Fork of the Brazos" vol. 33: 117.
Faulk, Odie B., translator and editor. "Description of the Comanche Indians in 1786 by the Governor of Texas, A" vol. 37: 177.
Faulkner, Walter A., contributor. "Sibley in New Mexico; the Journal of William Henry Smith, With" vol. 27: 111.
Fehr, Kregg. "Harbingers of Change: Wind Turbines and the Dawning of a New Age in Texas Energy History": vol. 84: 7.
Felker, Mike. "Phantom Lion of Haskell, County, Texas, The" vol. 65: 50.
Fenton, James I. "Big Spring’s Amazing Tenderfoot: The Earl of Aylesford" vol. 55: 135.
Fenton, James. "The Staked Plains' Legendary Feudist, Tom Ross" vol. 79: 6.
Fenton, Jim. "The Cowboy Earl in England: The Earl of Aylesford's Mysterious Past": vol. 83: 130.
Ferrell, Mrs. C. C. "Early Days in Stamford, Texas" vol. 3: 41.
Fillingim, David. "Cheatin' Song: A Redneck Blues, The" vol. 71: 106.
Fink, Rob. "Bringing Art to West Texas: The Abilene Women's Forum Art Unit and the Great Depression": vol. 92: 94.
Fink, Rob. "Kings of the World: Abilene High School Fooball in the 1950s": vol. 81: 77.
Fink, Rob. "Our Story: The Teaching of Texas History in the Public Schools": vol. 83: 35.
Fink, Robert. "'Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Lose, Sometimes it Rains': Major League Baseball Comes to Abilene, Texas": vol. 86: 42.
Fink, Tiffany, Editor. "Book Reviews": vol. 81: 226.
Fink, Tiffany, Editor. "Book Reviews": vol. 82: 219.
Fink, Tiffany, Editor. "Book Reviews": vol. 83: 239.
Fink, Tiffany Haggard. "Railroad Men: Employees of the Fort Worth and Denver Railraod" vol. 79: 56.
Fisher, B. J. "Military Justice on the Texas Frontier" vol. 64: 123.
Fisher, B.J. "Medical Conditions at West Texas Military Posts in the 1850's" vol. 62: 108.
Fleming, Elvis E. "Long Before 'Luckenback': Waylon and Willie and Other Country Music Stars I Met in the 1950s": vol. 90: 65.
Flynn, Sean J. "Life-Blood of the Plains: John L. McCarty and the Panhandle Water Conservation Authority" vol. 75: 131.
"Fort Elliott, Texas" vol. 23: 3.
Foster, Robert L. and Alwyn Barr. "Black Lubbock" vol. 54: 20.
Francaviglia, Richard V. "Black Diamonds to Black Gold: The Legacy of the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company" vol. 71: 7.
"Franco-Texan Land Company, The" vol. 25: 101.
Frantz, Joe B. "Prospecting in Western History" vol. 40: 3.
Freeman, Christopher and John Hensley. "Two Worlds, One Big Pasture: Quanah Parker and Samuel Burk Burnett-The Social, Economic, and Cultural Implications of Anglo/Indian Associations in the Oklahoma and Texas Borderlands": vol. 92: 67.
Friend, Llerena. "Meade F. Griffin--West Texan or `From Cottonwood To Capitol’" vol. 52: 3.
Friend, Llerena. "Old Spanish Fort" vol. 16: 3.
Friend, Llerena. "Sam Houston and Thomas J. Rusk" vol. 31: 15.