California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Loafing Along Death Valley Trails: A Personal Narrative of People
BRB-10857
by William Caruthers
This is an anecdotal, personal narrative by a newspaperman about the
mostly forgotten places and people which excited a gold-crazed world
in the early part of the century. 1951.
The Loch Ness Monster CBB-0460
by William Akins
The most comprehensive investigation of the Loch Ness monster ever
undertaken. Analyzes all of the sightings, and explains the modern
scientific techniques used by the New York Times 1976 scientific
expedition to Loch Ness. 1977.
The Log of a Cowboy: A Narrative of the Trail Days CBB-0432
by Andy Adams
First published in 1903, this is a colorful biography of a cowboy who
began his career as a boy during the Civil War period in Texas. The
full flavor of the Old West cattle trails and the cowboy's life are
depicted. 1975.
Long Beach and Los Angeles: A Tale of Two Ports CBB-0657
by Charles F. Queenan
This history unfolds the exciting events and colorful individuals that
have made the primary port of Long Beach and Los Angeles the
colossus of the Pacific and the international success it is today. 1986.
The Long Goodbye CBB-0180
by Raymond Chandler
Marlow was on the move from Southern California to a sleepy
Mexican hideout when a small favor for a friend put the cops after him
and put him in the center of a case that had to be solved. 1971.
Long Rifle BRB-08736
by Stewart Edward White
A historical novel that tells how young Daniel Boone won the first long
rifle at a shooting match in Western Pennsylvania. 1932.
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