| Bert M. Fireman Award | Western Historical Quarterly, 32.1

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| Bert M. Fireman Award | Western Historical Quarterly, 32.1 | The History Cooperative

Bert M. Fireman Award

First announced at the 1982 Phoenix Western History Association Conference, to be given to a student who writes the best student article for the Western Historical Quarterly. The editors of the WHQ were selected to be the judges of this prize. The award was supported by Mrs. Bert M. Fireman and Janet Fireman.

      1983 Douglas R. Littlefield, University of California, Los Angeles, for "Water Rights during the California Gold Rush: Conflicts over Economic Points of View," October 1983, 415–34.

     1984 David R. Lewis, University of Wisconsin–Madison, for "Argonauts and the Overland Trail Experience: Method and Theory," July 1985, 285–305.

     1985 Joseph B. Herring, Texas Christian University, for "Tragedy on the Osage," April 1986, 185–200.

     1986 Kenneth J. Bindas, University of Toledo, for "Western Mystic: Bob Nolan and His Songs," October 1986, 439–56.

     1987 None awarded.

      1988 William F. Deverell, Princeton University, for "To Loosen the Safety Valve: Eastern Workers and Western Lands," August 1988, 269–85.

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