Bibliography of Library History, 1990-2022

Wimmer, Ulla. “Winds Of Change Are Blowing Hard: German Libraries After The Unification”. Libri 43, no. October-December. Libri (1993): 309-325.

Wiegand, Wayne A., ed.. “Windows On The World: Analyzing Main Street Public Library Collections”. Library Trends. Library Trends, 2012.

Smith, Curt. Windows On The White House: The Story Of Presidential Libraries. South Bend, IN: Diamond Communications, 1997.

Stiles, Cindy Ann. “Windows Into Antebellum Charleston: Caroline Gilman And The Southern Rose Magazine”. University of South Carolina, 1994.

Donovan, Claire. The Winchester Bible. Toronto, Canada: University of Toronto Press, 1993.

Coleman, Anita S. “William Stetson Merrill And Bricolage For Information Studies”. Journal Of Documentation 62, no. 4. Journal Of Documentation (2006): 462-81.

LeMire, Eugene D. “William Morris In America: A Publishing History From Archives”. The Book Collector 43, no. Summer. The Book Collector (1994): 201-228.

Shaddy, Robert A., and John Neal Hoover. “William Keeney Bixby: Custodian Of Culture From St. Louis, Missouri”. Book Collector no. Autumn. Book Collector (1995): 346-366.

Roggia, Sally Cruz. “William James Barrow: A Biographical Study Of His Formative Years And His Role In The History Of Library And Archives Conservation From 1931 To 1941”. Columbia University, 1999.

Church, John A. “William J. Burrow: A Remebrance And Appreciation”. American Archivist 68. American Archivist (2005): 152-60.

Jones, David John. “William Herbert Ifould And The Development Of Library Services In New South Wales, 1912-1942”. University of New South Wales, Australia, 1994.

Hall, J.R. “William G. Medlicott (1816-1883): An American Book Collector And His Collection”. Harvard Library Bulletin 1, no. 1. Harvard Library Bulletin (1990): 13-46.

Breisch, Kenneth A. “William Frederick Poole And Modern Library Architecture”. In Modern Architecture In America: Visions And Revisions, 53-72. Modern Architecture In America: Visions And Revisions. Ames, IA: Iowa State University Press, 1991.

Kuskin, William. “William Caxton And The English Canon: Print Production And Ideological Transformation And Ideological Transformation In The Late Fifteenth Century”. University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1997.

Hayes, Kevin Jon. “William Byrd's Library”. University of Delaware, 1991.

Silver, Joel. “William Bradford, New York's First Printer,”. Ab Bookman's Weekly 103, no. April 5. Ab Bookman's Weekly (1999): 734-746.

Nagar, Murari Lal. William Alanson Borden: An Apostle Of International Librarianship. Columbia, MO: International Library Center, 1991.

Bowersock, Wendy. “William Addison Dwiggins: Knopf's Master Of Book Design”. Library Chronicle Of The University Of Texas At Austin 22, no. 4. Library Chronicle Of The University Of Texas At Austin (1992): 84-101.

Andrew, Paige G., Laura K. McElfresh, and Linda R. Musser. “"Will Work For Maps": A History Of The Library Of Congress Geography And Map Division Special Map Processing Project”. Journal Of Map & Geography Libraries 16, no. 2. Journal Of Map & Geography Libraries (2020): 194-223.

Péoux, Gérald. “Will The Annual Bibliography Of France History Survive The New Technologies Turn?: A Last Attempt To Enter The Twenty-First Century”. Journal Of Scholarly Publishing 45. Journal Of Scholarly Publishing (2014): 237-260.

Hapke, Thomas. “Wilhelm Ostwald, The Brucke, And Connections To Other Bibliographic Activities At The Beginning Of The Twentieth Century”. History And Heritage Of Science Information Systems. 1998 Conference Proceedings no. July 30. History And Heritage Of Science Information Systems. 1998 Conference Proceedings (1999): 139-147.

Totten, Herman. “Wiley College Library: First Library For Negroes West Of The Mississippi River”. Negro History Bulletin 32, no. 1. Negro History Bulletin (1969): 6-10.

Carefoot, J. “The Wilderness Years: The Texas State Library During The Pre-Commission Era”. Texas Libraries 49, no. Winter. Texas Libraries (1989): 87-91.

Tucker, John Mark. “Wilderness Journey During The Jim Crow Era: A Review Essay”. Libraries & Culture 40. Libraries & Culture (2005): 149-55.

Kinniburgh, Mary Catherine. Wild Intelligence: Poets' Libraries And The Politics Of Knowledge In Postwar America. Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press, 2022.