The latest Spring issue of PNQ (vol 113, no 2) is hot off the press! Inside, you can find an exploration of genocide and parricide in the Willamette Valley during the Gilded Age, and a history of the fur trading boats on the Columbia River. The archivists page in this issue examines a fascinating “forgotten religion” created by an early-twentieth century Idaho chemist.

You can access the full table of contents for this issue here.