Oregontrail Stories

41 Stories

A Prairie Rose by LegendaryPenName
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A Prairie Roseby LegendaryPenName
Is it possible for one little girl to survive against all odds? Nobody said that pioneer life would be easy- but Rose never could have guessed how difficult it would tru...
Ties Between the Trails - By Phoebe Simmons and Evey Holmes by GloomySkys
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Ties Between the Trails - By Phoeb...by Space Cloud
This novel in verse is about the oregon trail and the hardships that were on it. It does feature some form of romance but no smut. And if you like recognition for mute p...
Standing Firm | Book 1 in Virtuous Women Trilogy by Songbird96
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Standing Firm | Book 1 in Virtuous...by Whittney Martin
Patience Thayer is the oldest of fifteen and has always wanted to escape the overcrowded house she grew up in. The offer of cooking for Amos Newcomb's lumber mill up in...
Oregon Fever by Dove_05
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Oregon Feverby Paloma Pantoja
This is short story that I wrote back in 2017. It's about the Wilber family going on the Oregon Trail to go west. I hope y'all like it.
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My Oregon Trail Diary by ForeverAlwaysBroken
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My Oregon Trail Diaryby ForeverAlwaysBroken
A girl and her family leaving their home in Independence traveling to find a new home across the oregon trail hard times and many loses. Will they make it?
THE KEEPER CREW OREGON TRAIL AU by psychoonthephone13
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THE KEEPER CREW OREGON TRAIL AUby Mary Elizabeth W
are you tired of highschool alternate universes? do you need real drama? well here it is. the oregon trail was made so that me and my sister could write about fantasy c...
Donner Party by Irhaboggle
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Donner Partyby Irhaboggle
Tender and Storm decide to leave 1816 for awhile and try their hand at a westward trip taken in 30 years later. The Black Wagon is more than happy to take them there.
Evelyn's Trail Diary by Historical_Gays-2147
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Evelyn's Trail Diaryby Historical_Gays-2147
Evelyn's experience on the Oregon Trail! ~~ By @Cutemermaidauthor17 Originally a school project.
Lost in the West by LostintheWest
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Lost in the Westby D.B. Taylor
A lone drifter traverses the Oregon Trail in search of a place to call his own. Hiding from his past he meets others along the way and tries to put back the rights that...
A Welcome Mat for the Devil by DanteDiGangi
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A Welcome Mat for the Devilby Dante DiGangi
After braving the Oregon Trail and watching her son return changed from war, a mother reflects how religious fervor can creep into one's heart and possess it.
The Real Oregon Trail  by SammyBoy1711
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The Real Oregon Trail by SammyBoy1711
Lots of adventures and changes can come off one thing. This was the case when Sam's family decided to pack up and leave home, back in Virginia, to find a better life in...
Easing down the Trail by Ugly_Otter
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Easing down the Trailby Ugly_Otter
Congratulations! You're on the trail to Oregon! Let's hope you survive the 9 month trip!
Travels on the Oregon Trail by hiding_kitty
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Travels on the Oregon Trailby bruh
Not Complete, Undergoing Changes :) 17 year old Timothy Rodger and his family are moving to Oregon, and he knows it's going to be the trip of a lifetime. Mainly because...
A Trail to Call Home by Ch1ff0nTheK1tsun3
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A Trail to Call Homeby '*•.¸♡Angelology♡¸.•*'
TW: This story will include themes of death, starvation, attacks, and such When Ana Smith's family decides to move from their small hometown and simple life in Virginia...
The Oregon trail  by Angelwolf_222
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The Oregon trail by Dani the girly
A family is travelling the Oregon trail.
Birdie's Journal by FyrePureBlood
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Birdie's Journalby FyrePureBlood
Read the journal of Birdie as she describes their journey as they travel the Oregon Trail.
THE JOURNEY by peteybee46
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THE JOURNEYby Paul Broad
It is 1845. Luellen Purdee comes home from school to find her mother loading their essential items in a buggy. From one day to the next her entire life is thrown into...
Time Of His Lives by LAchieng712
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Time Of His Livesby LAchieng712
Isaac needed a lesson and karma was there to give it to him on his road trip via forced empathy . . .