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This early-1900s travel writer is known for a lively account of a journey down the Pacific Coast, illustrated with photographs taken along the way. Little biographical information appears to survive, which gives the work an added sense of historical mystery.

by Mrs. James Edwin Morris
Published as Mrs. James Edwin Morris, she is credited as the author of A Pacific Coast Vacation (1901), a travel narrative that follows a trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles. The book was issued with photographs taken en route by James Edwin Morris, suggesting a close personal and creative partnership behind the project.
Reliable biographical details about her life are scarce in the sources readily available online. Even so, her surviving work offers a small but vivid window into turn-of-the-century travel writing, preserving observations of the American West in a personable, accessible style.