The End of the Trail: The Far West from New Mexico to British Columbia

The End of the Trail: The Far West from New Mexico to British Columbia, published in 1914 by E. Alexander Powell, is a historical travel narrative that chronicles the transformation of the American frontier. Powell explores the landscapes and societies from New Mexico to British Columbia, highlighting the impact of pioneering and settlement on the region. The book contrasts romanticized notions of the 'Wild West' with the realities of early 20th-century life, offering vivid descriptions of modern pioneers, Hispanic and Native communities, and the evolving social and economic landscapes of the West.