Spokane Historical Sources

My bibliography (so far) is as follows:

Mullan Trail:
1. Coleman, Louis and Leo Rieman  Building The Mullan Road:  As it is Today and Interesting Tales of Occurances Along the Road.  Montreal:  Payette Radio Limited, 1968.
2. Winther, Oscar Osburn. Early Commercial Importance of the Mullan Road. Oregon Historical Quarterly, vol. 46,1945,p.22-35.

Qualchan Hanging Site:
1. Boyden, T.G.  Warriors of the Mist:  A Biography of Qualchan, Chief Owhi's Son.  Fairfield, WA:  Ye Galleon Press, 1996.

Spangle:
1. Hengen, Nona.  Gateway to the Palouse:  A story about the Spangles and other Settlers on a New Frontier.  Spangle, WA:  Palouse Press, 1987.
2.WSU Small Manuscripts Collection, First Spangle Postal Worker recollections

Farmington:
1. Archie Camp Interview, Spokane Voices of the Pioneers Digital Collection.  Eastern Washington University, 1961.
2. WSU Small Manuscripts Collection, Pioneer farming recollections

Elberton:
1. Whitman County Ghost Towns website, http://www.ghosttownsofwashington.com/Elberton.php
2. WSU Small Manuscripts Collection, Pioneer recollections

Rosalia:
1. Battlefield, Wright/Steptoe/Spokan/Palus

Steptoe
1. Elliot, T.C. Steptoe Butte and Steptoe Battlefield.  The Washington Historical Quarterly, vol.18,1927,p.243-253

Spokane-Pullman Passenger Train, The "Bug": 
1. Jonasson, Jonas A. They Rode the Trains: Railroad Passenger Traffic and Regional Reaction. Pacific Northwest Quarterly, vol.52,1961,p.41-49.