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The old Spanish history of the American occupation is not easily gathered together for brief statement. Many old records are in Spanish and in foreign archives. In developing these historical statements nice cooperation is enjoyed from the OST State universities and from historians of authority. Many communities carelessly publish matter for which no basis can be found in history. Cooperation is asked that Old Spanish Trail material may always be correct in statement and in spirit.
HARRAL AYRES, 1928 OST TRAVELOG, PAGE 2

Unusual care is exercised in all data published by the Old Spanish Trail Association. The real purpose is missed unless the facts are carefully stated. Many thousands of miles of auto travel are expended seeking correct, complete story. We will appreciate any suggestions or correction. We want OST printed matter always to be dependable.
HARRAL AYRES, 1925 OST TRAVELOG, PAGE 40

Travel Log Index

1923
Service Map & Travel Information Part 1
East Texas
Orange - San Antonio

1923
Service Map & Travel Information Part 2
East Texas
San Antonio - El Paso

1924
The 1924 OST Travel log, describes Louisiana

1925
The 1925 OST Travel log, West Texas Edition describes the South and West of Texas

1926
The 1926 OST Year book reports on the Old Spanish Trail Work and Achievements

1928
1928 partial Travel log with only a few pages

1929
Advertising Circular for the the Old Spanish Trail Motorcade

1929
Official Itinerary
Old Spanish Trail Motorcade to California, October 2-14, 1929

1929
Audit and Final Report of the OST June 1, 1929

1929
The 1929 OST Travel log with Mileage table and description of Numerous towns along the OST

1931
Travel Bulletin

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