Chinese Americans

• Chin, D., Wing Luke Asian Museum (Seattle, Wash.), & United States. (1996). Tour the American West: Rediscover the frontier : Chinese heritage in Washington, Oregon, Idaho. Seattle, Wash.?: Wing Luke Asian Museum?.
• Chinese in the Elk City gold fields. (1994). Elk City, Idaho: s.n.
• Clark, L. E. (1992). Anti-Chinese sentiment in Idaho.
• Corbett, C. (2010). The poker bride: The first Chinese in the Wild West. New York, NY: Atlantic Monthly Press.
• Couch, S. L. (1996). Topophilia and Chinese miners: Place attachment in north central Idaho.
• Elsensohn, M. A., & Idaho Corporation of Benedictine Sisters. (1970). Idaho Chinese lore. Cottonwood, Idaho: Idaho Corp. of Benedictine Sisters.
• Erickson, E. E., & Ng, E. (1989). From sojourner to citizen: Chinese of the Inland Empire. Colfax, Wash. (S. 702 Main, Colfax 99111 USA: E.E. Erickson and E. Ng.
• Fee, J. M. (1991). A dragon in the eagle's land: Chinese in an Idaho wilderness, Warren Mining District, ca. 1870-1900.
• Feichter, N. K. (1959). The Chinese in the Inland Empire during the nineteenth century.
• Fry, K. W. (2006). Rendering Polly: The romanticization, manipulation and decontexualization of one Chinese woman's history in the American West.
• Hart, A. A. (2002). Chinatown, Boise, Idaho, 1870-1970. Boise, Idaho: Historic Idaho.
• Hsü, I. (1994). Chinese women in Idaho during the anti-Chinese movement before 1900.
• Idaho State Historical Society. (1970). Chinese mining in Idaho. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Historical Society.
• James, R. L. (1993). Ruins of a world: Chinese gold mining at the Mon-Tung site in the Snake River Canyon.
• James, R. L., Lytle, J. C., & United States. (1995). Ruins of a world: Chinese gold mining at the Mon-Tung site in the Snake River Canyon. Idaho?: Bureau of Land Management.
• Johnson, E. L. (2000). Archaeological investigation of a Chinese blacksmith shop in Pierce, Idaho.
• MacDonald, E. H. (1966). A study of Chinese migrants in certain Idaho settlements and of selected families in transition.
• Mead, G. R. (2011). A history of the Chinese in the West, 1848-1880. La Grande, OR: E-Cat Worlds.
• Nokes, R. G. (2009). Massacred for gold: The Chinese in Hells Canyon. Corvallis: Oregon State University Press.
• Park, V. (2009). Symbols of tradition, symbols of transformation: An archaeological investigation of Idaho's Chinese in the land of the Yankee Fork of the Salmon River.
• Reddy, S. D., & Payette National Forest (Idaho). (1993). He can always have the moon: The story of Ah Kan. Idaho?: Heritage Program, Payette National Forest.
• Reddy, S. D., & Payette National Forest (Idaho). (1993). The Chinese pioneer in Idaho: An overview. Idaho: Heritage Program, Payette National Forest, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Intermountain Region.
• Reddy, S. D., & Payette National Forest (Idaho). (1994). Mountain gardens, mountain stew: A look at Chinese agriculture on the Payette National Forest. Idaho: Heritage Program, Payette National Forest, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Intermountain Region.
• Reddy, S. D., & Payette National Forest (Idaho). (1994). The color of deep water: The story of Polly Bemis. Idaho: Heritage Program, Payette National Forest, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Intermountain Region.
• Sandmeyer, M. C. (2006). Chinese material culture in Owyhee County: Ceramic artifacts from Silver City, Idaho.
• Stapp, D. C. (1990). The historic ethnography of a Chinese mining community in Idaho.
• Stapp, D. C. (2002). The historic ethnography of a Chinese mining community in Idaho.
• Striker, M., & Sprague, R. (1993). Excavations at the Warren Chinese mining camp site, 1989-1992. Moscow: Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology, University of Idaho.
• Sun Valley Center for the Arts. (2004). The vanishing: Re-presenting the Chinese in the American West. Sun Valley, Idaho: Sun Valley Center for the Arts.
• The influence of Asians in Idaho history. (1964). Idaho: s.n.
• Trull, F. C. (1946). The history of the Chinese in Idaho from 1864 to 1910.
• Wegars, P. (1991). The history and archaeology of the Chinese in northern Idaho.
• Wegars, P. (1993). Chinese at the confluence: Lewiston's other pioneers. Moscow, Idaho: Archaeological Research Consultants.
• Wegars, P. (2003). Polly Bemis, a Chinese American pioneer. Cambridge, Idaho (PO Box 301, Cambridge, ID 83610: Backeddy Books.
• Wegars, P., & Lewis-Clark Center for Arts and History. (2000). Chinese at the confluence: Lewiston's beuk aie temple. Lewiston, Idaho: Confluence Press in association with Lewis-Clark Center for Arts & History.
• Wegars, P., Xu, Y., United States., & University of Idaho. (2001). Uncovering a Chinese legacy: Historical archaeology at Centerville, Idaho, once the "handsomest town in the basin". Boise: Idaho Bureau of Land Management.
• Wynne, R. E. (1978). Reaction to the Chinese in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, 1850-1910. New York: Arno Press.
• Yu, L. (1991). Chinese immigrants in Idaho.
• Zhu, H. (2002). Achieving conversion: A Chinese ethnography of the Boise Chinese Christian Fellowship.
• Zhu, L. (1994). The Chinese on the Rocky Mountain mining frontier: The Boise Basin, Idaho, 1863-1910.

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