.:Digital Library - Bibliographies
African American Indians
Selected Bibliography (January 2005)
by Compiled by Shauna Collier, Librarian
and Amber Thiele, CIRLA Fellow
Bibliographies from the National Museum of American History (2003)
by D. Chris Cottrill
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
The
Postal Service in Colonial America: A Bibliography of Material in the Smithsonian Institution Libraries National Postal Museum Branch (2000)
by Timothy Carr and Debra Shumate
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
Bibliography Of Recently Published Books On The Presidency (2000)
by D. Chris Cottrill
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
James Wong Howe, Cinematographer, Selected Bibliography (2000)
by Thomas R. Baker
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
Local Mail Posts in the United States, A Bibliography of Items in the National Postal Museum Library of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries (2001)
by Timothy Carr, Francis Duncan, Ph.D., Herbert A. Trenchard, Ph.D. and David Jickling, Ph.D.
Local mail posts were private enterprises that operated mainly in cities circa 1840-1861. Locals provided services the United States Post Office Department (USPOD) did not offer. Frequent daily deliveries and collections of mail, including parcels, as well as mail boxes at convenient locations were among the services they provided, while the USPOD delivered mail only between and among post offices. Some locals operated in association with the USPOD. In addition, some locals offered services that overlapped those offered by other independent mail carriers and express companies. Many locals issued their own stamps.
Mail Call! A Postal History Booklist for Young Readers (2005)
by Paul K. McCutcheon
A bibliography for young readers on postal history
Martin Luther King, Jr.
A Bibliography Of Titles In Smithsonian Institution Libraries (January 2005)
by Compiled by Amber Thiele
CIRLA Fellow
Moving Libraries and Archives: A Selected Bibliography (April 2005)
by Gil Taylor
A selected bibliography on moving libraries and archives
The
William Woodville Rockhill donation (2008)
by Lily Kecskes
William Woodville Rockhill (1854-1914) was a US scholar-diplomat stationed in China in the latter part of the 19th century. In 1927 his widow donated his Chinese books to the Smithsonian Institution and placed them in the Freer Gallery of Art library. This bibliography is a comprehensive listing of the books that were part of the donation, as well as select publications by Rockhill, and is an appendix to the article "A Scholar Diplomat‘s Legacy : William Woodville Rockhill and his Chinese Language Books at the Freer Gallery of Art Library” by Lily Kecskes which appears in the Journal of East Asian Libraries.
Tapestry: A Guide to Information Sources (2005)
by Courtney Ann Shaw, Ph.D.
Transatlantic Slavery: Selected Bibliography (2003)
by Shauna Collier
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
U.S.-Mexico Border Issues: A Selected Bibliography of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries' Collections (2000)
by Celia C. Perez
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
Bibliography for Women's History Month: Women in Science and Technology (2000)
by Daria Wingreen
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
Bibliography for Women's History Month: Health, History, and Lifestyle (1998)
by Amy E. Levin
Publications and other resources for further research compiled by Smithsonian Institution Libraries’ staff.
Revisiting World's Fairs and International Expositions: A Selected Bibliography, 1992 - 2004 (2005)
by Bridget Burke, Cathy Serafica, and Martha Higgins
This bibliography supplements Bridget Burke's bibliography, "World's Fairs and International Expositions: Selected References 1987-1993," which was published as part of Fair Representations: World's Fairs and the Modern World, edited by Robert Rydell and Nancy Gwinn.