Jim Bridger: Man of the Mountains

by Willard Luce, Celia Luce, George I. Parrish

Jim Bridger guides wagon trains west, scouts for the U.S. Army, and explores the region which would become Yellowstone National Park

Genres: History

80 pages, Library Binding

First published June 1, 1966

Reviews

[Mike (the Paladin)]

Good bio I read a long time ago. It inspired a long term interest in Mountain Men and the western expansion. Bridger was a great example of common man become leader. I love the outdoors and this fed into that.

[Jessica]

One of the first books I ever owned, I simply adored it. I havn't read it recently however. Mostly I read it in elementary and 6th grade.