the West series. On 15 March 2006, Nellie Cashman was inducted posthumously into the Alaska Mining Hall of Fame. In 2007, she was inducted into the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas. In June 2014, a monument in Nellie's honour was erected near her home in Midleton Co. Cork. References Other sources Don Chaput, (1995) Nellie Cashman, and the North American Mining Frontier (Tucson, Westernlore Press) Ronald Wayne Fischer (2000) Nellie Cashman: Frontier Angel, (Talei Publishers) John P. Clum (1931) "Nellie Cashman," Arizona Historical Review, v. iii, 9–34. Illing, Thora Kerr (2016) Gold Rush Queen: the extraordinary life of Nellie Cashman (Touchwood Editions) Claire Rudolf Murphy and Jane G. Haigh (1997) "Nellie Cashman," in Gold Rush Women (Alaska Northwest Books, p. 112–116) Related reading Melanie J. Mayer, 1989, Klondike Women, Ohio University Press. Anon. (1999). The Islander, Portraits of Cobh, (No.3), Cobh Museum, Co. Cork, 1999. External links Charlene Porsild (2005). "Cashman, Ellen", Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online Kathy Weiser (2017). "Nellie Cashman – Pioneering the Mining Camps", Legends of America 1845 births 1925 deaths People from County Cork Businesspeople from Boston Businesspeople from San Francisco American women restaurateurs American restaurateurs American gold prospectors Canadian gold prospectors People of the Klondike Gold Rush People from Dawson City Cassiar Country 19th-century Irish businesspeople 20th-century Irish philanthropists Irish explorers of North America Female explorers Arizona pioneers People from Tombstone, Arizona Cowgirl Hall of Fame inductees 20th-century Irish businesswomen 19th-century Irish philanthropists