Series III. Writings by Robert Brewster Stanton

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1. An After talk about Boats
2. The Alleged Journey, and the Real Journey of James White, on the Colorado River, in 1861
3. Availability of the Canons of the Colorado River of the West for Railway Purposes
4. Down the Colorado, by Robert B. Stanton, edited and with an introduction by Dwight L. Smith [pub. by Univ. of Oklahoma Press ]
5. [Education for Engineers]. Undelivered address
6. Espejo's Journey and the Location of Cibola
7. The Far Southwest, And What Is Known of It
8. The Far Southwest, Its Possible Development
9. The Great Land-Slides on the Canadian Pacific Railway in British Columbia
10. [Mormons]. Two lectures on the Mormons, Canons; An Analysis and a Comparison
11. Notes upon the construction of a water system for placer mining, and suggestions for a new method of dam building
12. Profiles of the Green and Colorado Rivers
13. Random Notes on Java and Sumatra
14. [Reminiscences]. Notes from My Notebooks. A Few Interesting, and Many Perhaps Uninteresting Experiences in the Life of an Engineer. With Some Comments and Discussions by Robert Brewster Stanton, A.M. Civil and Mining Engineer [title by Stanton] [9/1]
15. The River and the Cañon. The Colorado River of the West, and the Exploration, Navigation, and Survey of Its Cañons, from the Standpoint of an Engineer
16. The River's Mouth, from Old Maps
17. The Spanish League. What was the Length Used in 1540?