I do like the fact that there are recommended titles for young adults. This is a site dedicated to women who made the long journey west. The biographical information and narratives come from diaries, biographies and autobiographies. The authors of the website are not made clear, but some entries have author's names attached to them. The wealth of first-hand accounts makes this site extremely valuable.
Some entries are very detailed and lengthy, others are short, covering less than a page.
The graphics are all but nonexistent, still, the site is very easy to navigate. This digital collection of eyewitness accounts, authored by the Library of Congress, contains the full texts and illustrations of 190 works of the pioneer experience. It spans the approximately 50 years between the Gold Rush and the turn of the twentieth century, documenting the experiences of the Anglo pioneers, and their interactions with native peoples of the West. Includes additional resources and a concise history of the state of California. Of particular interest are the entries under the subject heading Women - California.