Trail of the Hawk, originally published in 1922, tells the story of Carl Ericson, nicknamed 'The Hawk,' a young man growing up in early 20th century A...
This collection of poems by Henry Herbert Knibbs captures the lives and experiences of hobos and other outcasts during the early 20th century. Through...
John Peele's "From North Carolina to Southern California Without a Ticket and How I Did It" is a firsthand account of his journey across America in th...
This book delves into the world of hobos and tramps in the early 20th century, offering a raw and unflinching look at the harsh realities of life on t...
After being framed for murder, Billy Byrne, also known as "The Mucker," escapes custody and flees into the wilderness. There, he teams up with Bridge,...
This book, 'Foliage' by William Henry Davies, is a collection of poetry that reflects on the themes of hardship and the natural world. Davies' life wa...
This book is a firsthand account of a young couple's journey across the western United States in 1908. The author, Ethel Grace Lynn, was diagnosed wit...