Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 47
Number 1 (March)[edit]
- History of Medical Journals in the Pacific Northwest. by O. Larsell
- The James Douglas Report on the "Beaver Affair". ed. by W. Kaye Lamb
- More Letters by Narcissa and Marcus Whitman. ed. by L. A. Kibbe
- Oregon Documents Check List VIII: Officials, Boards. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
- Volume 47/Oregon Geographic Names II: Additions since 1944
- "Reviews"
- "Affiliated Societies"
- "News and Comment"
- "Accessions"
- "Members"
Number 2 (June)[edit]
- Southern Route into Oregon: Notes and a New Map. by Buena Cobb Stone
- Beginning of Labor Movement in Pacific Northwest. by Harry W. Stone
- Joaquin Miller: Lawyer, Poet, Judge in Canyon City. by Howard McKinley Corning
- Naming and Early Settlement of Ilwaco, Washington. by Mildred Colbert
- Oregon Geographic Names III: Additions since 1944. by Lewis A. McArthur
- Oregon Document Check List IX: Officials, Boards. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
- "Reviews"
- "Affiliated Societies"
- "News and Comment"
Number 3 (September)[edit]
- Life of George H. Williams: Almost Chief-Justice. by Sidney Teiser
- A History of Transportation in the Pacific Northwest. by Randall V. Mills
- Broadcasts Capture Dramatic Values in Pioneer History. by Robert Ormond Case
- Oregon Geographic Names IV: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
- Oregon Document Check List X: Officials, Boards. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
- "Reviews"
- "Affiliated Societies"
- "News and Comment"
Number 4 (December)[edit]
- History of the Community of Multnomah, Oregon. by Marguerite Norris Davis
- Life of George H. Williams: Almost Chief-Justice (cont.). by Sidney Teiser
- Oregon Geographic Names V: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
- Oregon Document Check List XI: Concluding Entries. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
- "Reviews"
- The Folk Phrase for It
- "Affiliated Societies"
- "News and Comment"
- "Accessions"
- "Index"
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