Annie Elizabeth Dougherty Ruff lived an extraordinary life - by any measure. Indeed, Annie Ruff was one of very few individuals, male or female, to undertake a traverse of the expansive American frontier on both the Oregon and the Santa Fe Roads. As the wife of Captain Charles Frederick Ruff, she trekked to Fort Vancouver in 1849, in company with the U. S. Army Mounted Riflemen. In the latter 1850s, she traveled the length of the Santa Fe Road on multiple occasions, accompanying her husband to his distant posts during the campaigns of the U. S. Army against the Indians of the Southwest.
- Unabridged hard cover Collector's Edition
- 695 pages with table of contents, notes, bibliography, index
- Illustrated
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