Bibliography of Library History, 1990-2022

Christianson, Scott, and Colin Salter. 100 Books That Changed The World. New York, NY: Universe Publishing, 2018.

Joyner, Deborah W. “100 Years Of Advertising In Library Journal: 1876–1976, A Brief Survey”. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2005.

Bell, Walter F., and M.G. Fortin. “100 Years Of Growth And Change: Libraries At The University Of North Texas, 1890-1990”. Texas Library Journal 65, no. Fall. Texas Library Journal (1989): 85-88.

Doyle, Kathleen, and Scott McKendrick, eds.. 1,000 Years Of Royal Books And Manuscripts. London, England: British Library, 2014.

Townsend, Allen. “125 Years And Still Waiting: A Museum Library History”. Art Documentation 20. Art Documentation (2001): 4-7.

Emerson, C.J. “150Th Anniversary Of The State Library Of Iowa”. Iowa Library Quarterly 25, no. Spring. Iowa Library Quarterly (1988): 1-78.

Pastoureau, Mireille. “1694: Les Academiciens Publient Leur Dictionnaire”. L'histoire 182, no. Novembre. L'histoire (1994): 80-81.

Hopkins, Judith. “The 1791 French Cataloging Code And The Origins Of The Card Catalog”. Libraries & Culture 27, no. 4. Libraries & Culture (1992): 378-404.

Maher, Michael. “184 Years Not Out: A Brief History Of The Library Of The Law Society Of England And Wales”. Legal Information Management 16. Legal Information Management (2016): 40-43.

Childress, Boyd. “The 1868 Catalog Of The University Of Mississippi”. Libraries & Culture 26, no. 3. Libraries & Culture (1991): 532-539.

Hanson, Elizabeth. “The 1900 Ala Conference: Charles Gould's Vision”. Feliciter 53, no. 3. Feliciter (2007): 160-63.

Gunselman, Cheryl. “The 1905 Ala Conference In Portland: 'A Triumph Of Audacity”. Oregon Library Association Quarterly 15. Oregon Library Association Quarterly (2009): 2-7.

Chapman, Bert. “The 1907 Admission Of Land-Grant University Depository Libraries: A 90-Year Perspective”. Journal Of Government Information 26, no. 4. Journal Of Government Information (1999): 385-404.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1912: The Ala Meets In Ottawa, Part I”. Epilogue 43, no. June. Epilogue (1997): 46-51.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1925: Cla Launched In Seattle?”. Feliciter 44, no. May. Feliciter (1998): 20-25.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1925: Cla Launched In Seattle? Part 2”. Feliciter 44, no. June. Feliciter (1998): 26-31.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1927: Cla Born Again. . . In Toronto?”. Feliciter 45, no. June. Feliciter (1999): 98-105.

Worel, Sunny Lynn, and Melissa Lyle Rethlefsen. “1927 Reference In The New Millennium: Where Is The Automat?”. Journal Of The Medical Library Association 91. Journal Of The Medical Library Association (2003): 222-30.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1927-30: The Muddle Years: History Of Efforts To Organize The Canadian Library Association”. Feliciter 46, no. 3. Feliciter (2000): 148-49.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1930: The Commissioners' Trail: Cla Commission Of Enquiry Tour Of Canadian Libraries”. Feliciter 47, no. 3. Feliciter (2001): 140-1.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1934: Cla Redux.. Almost”. Feliciter 49, no. 3. Feliciter (2003): 161-4.

Stuart-Stubbs, Basil. “1934-46: The Long Last Lap”. Feliciter 50, no. 3. Feliciter (2004): 112-115.

Mitchell-Powell, Brenda. “The 1939 Alexandria, Virginia, Public Library Sit-In Demonstration”. In Libraries: Traditions And Innovations: Papers From The Library History Seminar Xiii, 70-99. Libraries: Traditions And Innovations: Papers From The Library History Seminar Xiii. Berlin, Germany: Walter de Gruyter, 2017.

Jones, Reinette F. “1946 Alcatraz Escape Attempt Led By Library Orderly From Kentucky”. Kentucky Libraries 65. Kentucky Libraries (2001): 8-10.

Argyropoulos, Roxane D. “A 19Th Century Greek Scholar In Bucherest: Mihail Christaris And His Library”. Balkan Studies 30, no. 1. Balkan Studies (1989): 67-82.