WAGNER, Henry Raup
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WAGNER, Henry Raup (1862-1957), Yale educated lawyer (classes of 1884 and 1886) and mining engineer who retired to California in 1917 where he became a leading bibliophile and California historical and cartographic authority. Wagner’s published articles include:
- 1924. Wagner, Henry R. The Voyage to California of Sebastian Rodriguez Cermeño] California Historical Society Quarterly 3(1):3-24, April 1924
- 1928. Wagner, Henry R. Spanish Voyages to the Northwest Coast in the Sixteenth Century California Historical Society Quarterly 4(4):295-394 December 1928
- 1928. Wagner, Henry R. Spanish Voyages to the Northwest Coast California Historical Society Quarterly 7(1):20-77, 1928
- 1928. Wagner, Henry R. Spanish Voyages to the Northwest Coast in the 16th Century California Historical Society Quarterly 8(1):26-70, 1928
- 1928. Wagner, Henry R. George Davidson, Geographer of the Northwest Coast of America California Historical Society Quarterly 11(4):299-320, 1928
- 1932. Wagner, Henry R. George Davidson, Geographer of the Northwest Coast of America California Historical Society Quarterly 11(4):1-24, 1932 [1]
- 1933. Wagner, Henry R. The Names of the Channel Islands Southern California Historical Society 15(4):16-23, 1933
- 1935. Wagner, Henry R. An Exploration of the Coast of Southern California in 1782 Southern California Historical Society 17(4):135-138, 1935
- 1937. Wagner, Henry R. The Cartography of the Northwest Coast of America to the Year 1800 University of California Press, Berkeley 1937. Two volumes.
- 1954. # 20. Wagner, Henry Raup. The First American Vessel in California Early California Travel Series 20. Los Angeles: Glen Dawson, 1954. 1/325 copies
- [original in SCIF archives]
