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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Dodge, Fred. Under cover for Wells Fargo: the unvarnished recollections of Fred Dodge / edited by Carolyn Lake. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, c1969. (xx, 280p., ill., maps, ports., 22cm)
Fradkin, Philip. Stagecoach Wells Fargo & the American West. New York: Simon & Shuster Source, c2002. (Description: xxi, 250p., [32]p. of plates; ill., maps; 25cm)
Hungerford, Edward. Wells Fargo: advancing the Amercian Frontier. New York: Randown House, 1949. (xvi, 274p, ill., ports,; 24cm)
Jackson, W. Turrentine. Stages, mails and express in Southern California: the role of Wells, Fargo & Co. in the pre-railroad period. Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly, Fall, 1974. (39p)
Wells Fargo Historical Services. Wells Fargo Since 1852. San Francisco: Wells Fargo & Company, 2002. (40p., ill.)
Wilson, Neill Compton. Treasure Express: epic days of the Well Fargo. New York: Macmillan, 1936. (322p., ill., plates)
Winther, Oscar Osburn. Express & Stagecoarch days in California: from the Gold Rush to the Civil War. Berkeley: Stanford University Press, 1936. (197p.: plates, maps, facsims)
VIDEO
Wells Fargo Creative Services. Wells Fargo: The Universal Friend and Agent. 2002 (15 min.)
PHOTO CREDITS
The image of Wells Fargo's first public announcement in the New York times is from the Winther book, opposite page 66. The image of bank agent John Q. Jackson is from the forty page booklet created by the Wells Fargo Historical Services, titled Wells Fargo Since 1852. The image of the Concord Stagecoach diagram is also taken from the booklet, Wells Fargo Since 1852. The image of stagecoach driver Shotgun Taylor is also from the booklet titled, Wells Fargo Since 1852. The image of the "shotgun messengers" is from Wells Fargo Since 1852. The image of the miner inside a Wells Fargo express office was taken from the Winther book, opposite page 139. The image of Dale Robertson on the cover of TV Guide was from a website created on geocities at http://home.att.net/~faithwalker/wellsfargo.html The image of the Norwest Logo is from the former Norwest Homepage (http://www.norwest.com) which is now redirected to the Wells Fargo homepage. The image of the Brinks, Inc. truck and Brinks, Inc. armored agent is from the Brinks Inc., homepage at http://www.brinks.com. The following images are from the Wells Fargo History Home Page at http://www.wellsfargohistory.com: 1. The image of a Concord Stagecoach on display 2. The image of the horses pulling the stagecoach 3. The image of Henry Wells 4. The image of William Fargo 5. The image of the first San Francisco Office 6. The image of the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, Montgomery Street. 7. The map is of the combined territory of today's Wells Fargo and Norwest, on a map of Wells Fargo & Co's routes of 1904.
ENDNOTES
(1) Hungerford, Wells Fargo: advancing the American Frontier, p.4. (2) Winter, Express & Stagecoach days in California, p.130 (3) ibid. (4) Wells Fargo Historical Services, Wells Fargo Since 1852, p .4 (5) ibid. (6) Wells Fargo Creative Services, Universal Friend and Agent (video)
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