2011 Award Winners
| Co-Founders Best "Book" Award 1st Place: Chuck Parsons, English Westerners Society Captain John R. Hughes, Lone Star Ranger University of North Texas Press 2nd Place: David L. Bigler & Will Bagley, Utah Westerners The Mormon Rebellion, America’s First Civil War, 1857-1858 University of Oklahoma Press 3rd Place: Ernest Marquez, Los Angeles Corral Noir Afloat: Tony Cornero and the Notorious Gambling Ships of Southern California Angel City Press "Coke" Wood Award for Monographs and Articles 1st Place: Patricia A. Etter, Scottsdale Corral Son of Sacagawea on the Southern Trail Overland Journal 2nd Place: John H. Monnett, Denver Posse Reimagining Transitional Kansas Landscapes: Environment and Violence Kansas History 3rd Place: Erik Berg, Scottsdale Corral The Roads are for the Timid: The Western Adventures and Romance of Mai Richie Reed The Journal of Arizona History Philip A. Danielson Award for Best Programs 1st Place: John Milton Hutchins, Boulder County Corral The Scouts Have Always Been Loyal: Mutiny at Cibicu, Attack on Fort Apache, and Legal Retribution in 1881 Arizona Territory 2nd Place: Gary Turner, Los Angeles Corral Japanese Internment - An American Tragedy 3rd Place: Karen Iselin, Scottsdale Corral Following the Hoofprints of a Noble Horse: Comanche Fred Olds Western Poetry Award 1st Place: Rod Miller, Utah Westerners Things a Cowboy Sees and Other Poems Port Yonder Press 2nd Place: Abraham Hoffman, Los Angeles Corral Ode to a Western Town The Westerners Los Angeles Corral Heads Up Award Corrals Organized Prior to 1973 Los Angeles Corral Eric A. Nelson, Sheriff Corrals Organized 1973 and Later Fort Abraham Lincoln Corral, Bismarck, North Dakota Mike Knudson, Sheriff Overseas Corrals English Westerners Society, England Francis Taunton, Sheriff Best Doctoral Dissertation in Western U. S. History by a graduate student member of Phi Alpha Theta Kevin Shupe, PhD George Mason University Geronimo Escapes: Envisioning Indianness in Modern America |
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