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 "G"

• Gallaway, B. P.  "Physical Barrier to Settlement on the Western Cross Timbers Frontier, The": vol. 42: 51.
• "A. D. Gibbes' Journal of the Thomas Gilbert Party, 1849": vol. 19: 153.
• Gibson, Elizabeth Jean.  "Welfare League of Coleman County, The": vol. 36: 187.
• Gilvin, L. P.  "High Plains Highways": vol. 51: 51.
• Ginn, Jody Edward and William A. McWhorter.  "'The First Battle of Palmito Ranch': From the Papers of Colonel John Salmon 'Rip' Ford": vol. 89: 59.
• Glasgow, Lucille.  "Beneath Arrowhead's Waters: The Story of Halsell, Texas": vol. 78: 127.
• Glasrud, Bruce A.  "The West Texas Historical and Scientific Society: an Investigation": vol. 91: 71.
• Glasrud, Bruce A. and James M. Smallwood. "The Texas Tech School of Black History: an Overview": vol. 82: 102.
• Gober, Harold M.  "Sheep Industry in Sterling County, The": vol. 27: 32.
• Goetz, Otto.  "Painted Rocks of Concho County, Texas; A Forgotten National Monument, The": vol. 21: 57.
• Goldblatt, Kenneth A.  "George Wythe Baylor in West Texas, 1848-1865": vol. 44: 60.
• Gonzales, Raymon.  "Lamb County Court House Fight: The Competition Between Olton, Littlefield, and Amherst, The": vol. 70: 57.
• Gossman, David M.  "McDonald Observatory: The Origins and Development of a West Texas Scientific Institution": vol. 85: 51.
• Grace, Hybernia.  "First Trip West on the Butterfield Stage, The": vol. 8: 62.
• Grace, Hybernia.  "Historical Sketch of Jones County": vol. 3: 30.
• Grace, Hybernia.  "Larry Chittenden and West Texas": vol. 13: 3.
• Gracy, David B.  "Cows Have Calves: The Hesitant Beginning and Remarkable Career of Cowboy, Cattleman, Rancher George Washington Littlefield": vol. 89: 8.
• Gracy, David B.  "Writing of Regional History, The": vol. 45: 161.
• Gracy, David B., II.  "Arthur P. Duggan: and the Early Development of Littlefield": vol. 44: 38.
• Granberry, John C.  "Making History in West Texas": vol. 4: 86.
• Grant, Ben 0.  "Explorers and Early Settlers of Shackelford County": vol. 11: 17.
• Grant, Ben 0.  "Life in Old Fort Griffin": vol. 10: 32.
• Grant, Ben 0., and J. R. Webb, Contributor.  "On the Cattle Trail and Buffalo Range, Joe S. McCombs": vol. 11: 93.
• Grant, Ben O.  "Citizen Law Enforcement Bodies: A Little More About the Vigilantes": vol. 39: 155.
• Graves, John.  "Brazos of the Northwest Texas Frontier, Today, The": vol. 34: 3.
• Graves, Lawrence L.  "Lubbock, an Epitome of Urbanization": vol. 36: 3.
• Greene, A. C.  "Captain Wise and Colonel Parker: A Denominational Fight in Early Abilene": vol. 74: 6.
• Green, Donald E.  "Speculator as a Promoter and Developer of Irrigation on the Texas High Plains, 1910-1920, The": vol. 46: 187.
• Green, Lola Beth.  "Texas Tech Museum and Its Director, The": vol. 45: 85.
• Green, Lowell, and Ernest Wallace.  "Beginning of Slaton, 1911-1913, The": vol. 32: 3.
• Green, Robert.  "Free Range Era of the Cattle Industry, The": vol. 46: 204.
• Green, William Elton.  "Dr. William Morrow Notson, the First Historian of the Concho Country": vol. 49: 78.
• Greer, James K.  "Ex-Texas Ranger's Duel, An": vol. 26: 20.
• Grider, Sylvia.  "’He's For Progress’: C. P. Buckler and the White Deer Land Company": vol. 43: 104.
• Grider, Sylvia.  "Showdown Between Dorothy Scarborough and Judge R.C. Crane, The": vol. 62: 5.
• Griffith, Carolyn.  "Folk Architecture on the Griffith Homeplace": vol. 73: 31.
• Griggs, Joan Druesedow.  "`One-Armed’ Jim Reed": vol. 59: 122.
• Griggs, William C.  "Battle of Yellowhouse Canyon in 1877, The": vol. 51: 37.
• Grimes, Frank.  "Pioneers Laid to Rest": vol. 2: 85.
• Grimshaw, Joe.  "Adrift on a Sea of Oil: Population Change in Desdemona, Texas": vol. 85: 38.
• "Leonard Waller Groce, the Co-Founder of Texas' Main Cash Crop- Cotton": vol. 27: 99.
• Guinn, Leon.  "Some Amusements and Home, Remedies in West Texas": vol. 13: 49.
• [Edited by] Guthrie, Montie. "Notes, Documents, and Sundries- From Santa Anna to the Stockyards": vol. 88: 166.

Authors whose last name begin with "H"

• Haes, Brenda. "The T-Anchor Ranch and Fort Sill, Oklahoma Territory:  The Cowboys and the Indians": vol. 81: 33.
• Haggard, Tiffany. "Rural Revolution: South Plains Cotton Farmers and Federal Farm Legislation, 1929-1936": vol. 76: 126.
• Haggard, Tiffany M. "West Texas Congressmen and Their Constituents During the First Hundred Days of the New Deal": vol. 75: 32.
• Hale, Duane K. "Ralph A. Smith: Gentleman, Educator, Scholar": vol. 72: 177. 177-192.
• Hale , Duane K. "Riddle of the Big Country’s Stone Maps Remains Unsolved": vol. 74: 15.
• Hale, Duane K. "Silver Boom of Brown County in 1879, The": vol. 54: 65.
• Hale, Duane Kendall. "Cyrus N. Ray: The Abilene Man": vol. 55: 17.
• Haley, J. Evetts. "Grass Fires of the Southern Plains": vol. 5: 24.
• Haley, J. Evetts. "Notes, Documents, and Sundries - Grass Fires of the Southern Plains": vol. 95: 114.
• Hall, Esther Jane Wood, Dr. "Cowboy Remedies on the Trail": vol. 41: 31.
• Hammond, Jim. "The Family Forts on the Southern Plains": vol. 88: 33.
• Hammons, Anne. "West Texas Delegates to the State Constitutional Convention of 1875": vol. 12: 56.
• Hamrick, Alma Ward. "Forty Years of Pioneering in San Saba County, 1846-1886": vol. 11: 9.
• Hancock, William Box. "Trail Life": vol. 44: 106.
• Hardman, Peggy.  "Building a Place of their Own: The Kerrville State Sanatorium for 'Negroes'": vol. 85: 121.
• Harper, Carl. "Building the Santa Fe Railroad Through the South Plains": vol. 11: 73.
• Harper, Cecil 0., Jr. "Before They Were Populists: Politics and Politicians in Jack County, 1884-1892": vol. 53: 106.
• Harrison, Lowell H. "Adobe Walls, Frontier Enterprise": vol. 46: 14.
• Hartley, Thomas J. "Crow Family of Hamlin, Texas--1940-1945, The": vol. 69: 89.
• Hartsfield, Loy William. "Brief History of Breckenridge and the Stephens County Oil Fields, A": vol. 12: 100.
• Haskew, Eula. "Stribling and Kirkland of Fort Griffin": vol. 32: 55.
• Hatcher, Averlyne M. "Water Problem of the Matador Ranch, The": vol. 20: 51.
• Hatcher, John H. "Founding of Dyess Air Force Base, The": vol. 39: 28.
• Hatfield, Charles A. P., Colonel, U.S. Army retired. "Comanche, Kiowa, and Cheyenne Campaign in Northwest Texas and MacKenzie’s Fight in the Palo Duro Canyon, September 26, 1874, The": vol. 5: 128.
• Hatfield, Thomas M. "Drought and Texas Cities": vol. 40: 40.
• Hathorn, Billy. "Land, Cattle, and Settlement: Timothy Dwight Hobart and the Shaping of the Texas Panhandle, 1855-1935": vol. 92: 78.
• Hathorn, Billy.  "Mayor Ernest Angelo, Jr., of Midland and the 96-0 Reagan Sweep of Texas, May 1, 1976": vol. 86: 77.
• Hathorn, Billy.  "Mayor Jim Reese of Odessa and the Republican Party in the Permian Basin": vol. 87: 127.
• Hathorn, Billy.  "Roy Bean, Temple Houston, Bill Longley, Ranald Mackenzie, Buffalo Bill Jr., and the Texas Rangers: Depictions of West Texans in Series Television, 1955-1967": vol. 89: 102.
• Hathorn, Billy. "Orville Bullington: West Texas Lawyer, Businessman, and Republican Pioneer": vol. 94: 69.
• Havins, T. R. "Activities of Company E, Frontier Batallion, Texas Rangers, 1874-1880": vol. 11: 62.
• Havins, T. R. "Frontier Era in Brown County, The": vol. 13: 64.
• Havins, T. R. "Frontier Missionary Difficulties": vol. 15: 54.
• Havins, T. R. "Livestock and Texas Law": vol. 36: 18.
• Havins, T. R. "Missionary Efforts of Noah T Byars, The": vol. 10: 3.
• Havins, T. R. "Passing of the Frontier in Brown County, The": vol. 8: 43.
• Havins, T. R. "Sheepmen-Cattlemen Antagonisms on the Texas Frontier": vol. 18: 10.
• Havins, T. R. "Texas Sheep Boom": vol. 28: 3.
• Hawkins, Rusty.  "Alson Asa Meredith and John C. Williams Generations Apart, Water in Common": vol. 83: 111.
• Hawkins, Rusty.  "A Promise Kept:  The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority": vol. 81: 19.
• Hayne, Frank H.  "Early Days in Parmer County": vol. 23: 25.
• Hays, James B.   "Colonel John Moore's 1840 Indian Fight on the Colorado: Correcting History": vol. 95: 73.
• Hayter, Delmar. "Early Development of the Pecos River Valley of New Mexico and Texas, 1880-1900, The": vol. 62: 69.
• Hayter, Delmar. "Pioneer Women of West Texas in the Early Twentieth Century": vol. 65: 78.
• Hazel, Sybal. "Prohibition Campaign of 1911": vol. 18: 92.
• Head, Alberta Fitzpatrick. "General Arnold Comes to Avenger Field": vol. 50: 92.
• Head, Alberta. "Nolan's Marvelous Decade": vol. 59: 98.
• Henderson, E. W. "Buffalo Hump, a Comanche Diplomat": vol. 35: 112.
• Henegar, Lucielle. "Beating Swords into Ploughshares: Hereford Military Reservation and Reception Center": vol. 62: 14.
• Henry, F. P. "The Controversy Over the Incorporation of Impact, Texas": vol. 49: 114.
• Hicks, I. 0. "Hundredth Meridian and the Texas-Oklahoma Boundary in the Panhandle, The": vol. 14: 106.
• Hill, Frank P. "South Plains and Our Indian History, The": vol. 12: 34.
• Hill, Jim Dan. "Emergence of Historical Associations, The": vol. 57: 133.
• Hinkle, Mary Nell and Betty Rathjen, editors.  "Notes and Documents- 'An Outing near Sanderson, Texas in 1915'": vol. 85: 231.
• Hinton, Harwood P. "Life and Death on the Goodnight-Loving Trail": vol. 70: 102.
• Hoffman, Allen W. "Findings Along a Segment of the California Trail of 1849": vol. 33: 105.
• Holcomb, Bob C. "Joe Bailey and Agrarian Reform in the Congressional Election Of 1890": vol. 46: 63.
• Holden, W. C. "Coronado's Route Across the Staked Plains": vol. 20: 3.
• Holden, W. C.  "Frontier Defense, 1846-1860": vol. 6: 35.
• Holden, W. C.  "Immigration and Settlement in West Texas": vol. 5: 72.
• Holden, W. C.  "Problem of Stealing on the Spur Ranch, The": vol. 8: 25.
• Holden, W. C. "Robert Cypret Parrack, Buffalo Hunter and Fence Cutter": vol. 21: 29.
• Holden, W. C.  "The Buffalo of the Plains Area": vol. 2: 8.
• Holden, W. C., editor.  "Spur Ranch Diary, 1887, A": vol. 7: 68.
• Holden, W. C.  "Frontier Defense in Texas During the Civil War": vol. 4: 16.
• Holden, W. C. "Possibilities of Literature in Local History": vol. 1: 25.
• Holt, David.  "Our Dream Was to Have a Home: The Pioneer Experience in Hutchinson County and the Texas West," vol. 80: 77.
• Holt, R. D.  "Introduction of Barbed Wire into Texas and the Fence Cutting War, The": vol. 6: 65.
• Holt, R. D.  "School Land Rushes in West Texas": vol. 10: 42.
• Holt, R. D.  "Texas Had Hot County Elections": vol. 24: 3.
• Holt, R.D.  "Saga of Barbed Wire in the Tom Green Country, The": vol. 4: 32.
• Honea, Jacqueline B.  "Oklahoma Black Blizzard, April 14, 1935, The": vol. 69: 142.
• Hooks, Michael Q.  "Recording West Texas Lands: The Role of the General Land Office": vol. 62: 29.
• Hooks, Michael Q.  "Southwest Collection Update: A Decade Report": vol. 53: 121.
• Hoover, D. Sandy, editor.  "Notes and Documents- W. F. Cummins' Report on the Possible Origins of the Name, Llano Estacado," vol. 80: 184.
• Hoover, Sandy.  "Searching for Meaning in the 'Llano Estacado": vol. 81: 90.
• House, Kurt.  "Early History of Live Oak County, Texas, An": vol. 57: 84.
• Howarth, Jacob.  "Letter, Experiences of an Ex-Soldier": vol. 2: 3.
• Howell, D. S.  "Along the Texas Frontier During the Civil War": vol. 13: 82.
• Howell, Kenneth Wayne.  "New Western History, New Western Historians, and the Attempt to Define the West as a Region" vol. 78: 89.
• Howsley, Marilynne. "Forting Up on the Texas Frontier During the Civil War": vol. 17: 71.
• Huber, Armin 0. "Frederic Armand Strubberg, Alias Dr. Shubbert, Town-Builder, Physician and Adventurer, 1806-1889": vol. 38: 37.
• Hubert, H. G. (Virginia H. Taylor, contributor) "Notes on Coleman County History": vol. 34: 128.
• Hughes, Patrick L.  "West Texas Swing: Roosevelt Purge in the Land of the Lone Star?" vol. 75: 41.
• Hughes, Pollyanna B. "James Rufus Gaut: Pioneer Panhandle Editor": vol. 43: 118.
• Hume, Gladys. "Cattle Brands at the West Texas Rehabilitation Center": vol. 68: 171.
• Humphreys, Krystal. "'Dragging Main; : Courtship, Dating, and Girlhood in 1950s West Texas' ": vol. 96: 124.
• Humphries, Hollie. "Philosophical and Aesthetic Paradigms Prevalent in the Art of West Texas and the Llano Estacado" vol. 77: 99.
• Hunt, Alex. "The McCorkle Debacle: A JA Land Fraud Case": vol. 90: 20.
• Hunt, Alex. "Riding the Hemispheric Range: Roy Vivian and Belle Burns": vol. 94: 17.
• Hunter, J. Marvin. "Battle of Dove Creek, The": vol. 10: 74.
• Hunter, J. Marvin. "Lottie Deno I Knew, The": vol. 23: 30.
• Hunter, J. Marvin. "Preserving the History of Our Pioneers": vol.3: 13.
• Hutto, John R. "Big Spring and Vicinity": vol. 8: 75.
• Hutto, John R. "General Simon Godell Griffin": vol. 17: 94.
• Hutto, John R. "German and Catholic Colony of Mariensfeld, The": vol. 9: 24.
• Hutto, John R. "Living on Three Frontiers: Mrs. Martha Jane Conway": vol. 25: 104.
• Hutto, John R. "Mrs. Elizabeth (Aunt Hank) Smith": vol. 15: 40.
• Hutto, John R. "Pioneering of the Texas and Pacific": vol. 12: 124.
• Hutto, John R. "Review of the Work of the West Texas Historical Association. A": vol. 15: 150.
• Hutto, John R. "Sweetwater Meeting, The": vol. 8: 136.
• Hutto, John R. "T-Diamond Brand, The": vol. 22: 81.
• Hutto, John R. "Uncle John Marlin": vol. 4: 105.

WEST TEXAS HISTORICAL REVIEW INDEXED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME:

A - B
C - D
E - F
G - H
I - K
L - N
O - P
Q - R
S - T
U - Z