Submissions from 1997
Beyond Left & Right : Insurgency and the Establishment, David Horowitz
Submissions from 1996
Lewis and Clark on the Columbia River: The Power of Landscape in the Exploration Experience, William L. Lang
Submissions from 1992
"Ambition Has Always Been My God": William Winlock Miller and Opportunity in Washington Territory, William L. Lang
Submissions from 1990
Corporate Point Men and the Creation of the Montana Central Railroad, 1882-87, William L. Lang
Where did the Nez Perces go in Yellowstone in 1877?, William L. Lang
Submissions from 1989
Charles A. Broadwater and the main chance in Montana, William L. Lang
The Klansman as Outsider: Ethnocultural Solidarity and Antielitism in the Oregon Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s, David Horowitz
Submissions from 1987
Spoils of Statehood: Montana Communities in Conflict, 1888-1894, William L. Lang
Submissions from 1985
Saving the Yellowstone, William L. Lang
Submissions from 1984
Getting It down Right: Oral History's Reliability in Local History Research, William L. Lang and Laurie K. Mercier
Submissions from 1983
'At the Greatest Personal Peril to the Photographer': The Schwatka-Haynes Winter Expedition in Yellowstone, 1887, William L. Lang
One Path to Populism: Will Kennedy and the People's Party of Montana, William L. Lang
Submissions from 1979
The Nearly Forgotten Blacks on Last Chance Gulch, 1900-1912, William L. Lang