Accounts of those who received the State of Alaska Award for Bravery-Heroism from its inception in 1965. Stories include harrowing rescues involving different ages, cultures, genders from all over the State. (Alaska Northwest Books, 2002)

An overview of the oil terminus of Prudhoe Bay, Valdez, Alaska, including oil spill and environmental concerns.
(Lerner Publications, 1998).

Ever changing geography shapes the lives of people, animals and places in Alaska. (University of Alaska Press, the Alaska Department of Education, and the Alaska Geographic Alliance, 1995)

Hailed as "the first real Alaskan novelist," Willoughby made an international name in a man's world during the 1920-40s, writing fiction and nonfiction books and magazine articles. (University of Alaska Press, 1994).

U. S. events of the 1800s leading up to, during, and after the Battle of the Little Bighorn in Montana in 1876. (Enslow Publishers, 1996).

Discovery of gold and a brief 10-year history (with generous photographs) of the Juneau area. (LapCat Publications, 1997).