Dear Forum-- I'm writing to let you know about three new sections we've added to *Mark Twain In His Times: An Electronic Archive* ("http:etext.lib.virginia.edu/railton"). The first is a set of interactive maps, showing the locations of most of Twain's American lectures (and including reviews of many of them). The page is called "Interactive Maps of Lecture Tours," in the "LECTURES" subsection of the "MT ON STAGE" section of the archive --the URL for the page itself is ("http:etext.lib.virginia.edu/railton/onstage/maps/tourmapsf.html") The second is in the "ROUGHING IT" section: an anthology of contemporary images and excerpts from contemporary texts depicting the "West." That page is called "Mapping the West in Words and Pictures"-- ("http:etext.lib.virginia.edu/railton/roughingit/map/rimaphp.html"). It already contains hundreds of images and scores of texts, but is still in progress, and I'd love suggestions for other texts/images from 1860- 1873 to include. The goal of this section is to give readers of "Roughing It" a sense of the other ways "the West" was being defined and created at the time. The third addition just went online today, thanks to the expertise and generosity of Kevin Mac Donnell. It's an exhibit of "Mark Twain Collectibles" (the way American culture has used his image in everything from dolls to games to tourism to merchandizing, etc.), featuring over a hundred items from Kevin's collection accompanied by his commentary. I hope some of you will find at least some of this material useful and interesting. If you spot any errors, or technical problems, or sources of confusion, please let me know. Thanks, Steve Railton