• 18th Century: 33 reels
• 1800-1850: 1,966 reels
• 1850-1900: 771 reels

• American Periodicals, 18th Century (APS I) contains 88 periodicals, including the earliest periodicals of 1741 to the likes of the Columbian Magazine and the American Museum of Philadelphia, as well as the Massachusetts Magazine of Boston and the New-York Magazine.
• American Periodicals, 1800-1850 (APS II) contains 923 periodicals. Included are many religious, women's, and children's magazines, which were numerous at this time. Godey's Lady's Book, the Juvenile Port-Folio, the Saturday Evening Post, and the New York Mirror were a few prominent journals of the day.
• American Periodicals, 1850-1900 (APS III) contains 117 periodicals highlighted by Civil War and Reconstruction writings as well as early published works of many notable American authors. Significant periodicals include Putnam's Monthly Magazine, Vanity Fair, and Ladies' Home Journal.

• Poole's Index to Periodical Literature: covers nearly 100 of the journals in APS II and APS III topic (050P783)(STX) (REF)
• 19th Century Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature 1890-1899 51 periodicals author, topic, and illustrator access
• A History of American Magazines 5 vol set 1741-1930 title, editor, contributor, topic Frank Luther Mott (REF)(050.91M84H)
• A History and Bibliography of American Magazines 1810-1820 Neal L. Edgar describes periodicals themselves, register of pirnters, publishers, editors, engravers (FILM 050.91ED3H) (STX)

The New England diaries were filmed from the handwritten originals housed at the American Antiquarian Society, in Worcester, MA. Most of the diaries concern family, social and religious activities of the women. There are many short poems interspersed in the diaries.

The Southern diaries came from various archives--the University of Virginia, and the University of Alabama, to name two. A number of the diarists were related by blood or marriage, which makes it possible to see certain incidents from several points of view. The diaries can be grouped into "life diaries"--those begun as a young woman and maintained throughout life; War diaries--recording the life they lived during the Civil War; and situation diaries--recording a trip to Europe or a cholera epidemic, for example. At least one diarist was a Black woman. Excerpts from some of the diaries have been published.

The Western diaries are not described very well. Many of the entries are brief interviews or responses to questionnaires administered by the Utah Works Progress Administration (Ogden, UT) in the 1930's and 1940's. The guide to the Western diaries contains a copy of the questionnaire given to the pioneer women.

• Bascom, Ruth Henshaw Park, Louisa Adams
• Drew, Abigail Gardner Ripley, Sally
• Forbes, Susan Parsons Brown Rogers, Martha
• Gale, Hannah White, Caroline Barrett

• Bacot, Ada W Howell, Mary Davis (Hook)
• Brandon, Zillah (Haynie) Huff, Sarah
• Brown, Mary Davis Jackson, Eveline Harden
• Burge, Dolly Sumner (Lunt) LeConte, Emma Florence
• Carney, Kate S. Lines, Jane (Akenhurst)
• Clitherall, Carolyn (Burgwin) McCreary, Millie J.
• Cocke, Louisa (Maxwell) McKaig, Priscilla (Beall)
• Crawford, Martha (Foster) McLellan, Harriet (Tatem)
• Crawford, Sarah A. (Gayle) Moore, Cornelia (Jackson)
• Cumming, Kate Mordecai, Emma
• Dawson, Sarah (Morgan) Pringle, Elizabeth
• Eaton, Harriet Ready, Alice
• Gayle, Sarah (Haynesworth) Robertson, Frances
• Gray, Sarah (Burge) Seawell, Molly Elliott
• Greene, Cloe (Whittle) Whittle, Grace Latimer
• Hort, Mary

• Too many to list here.

• City and county guides: Examples are guides for Cincinnati, Ohio and Louisville, Kentucky.
• Historical booklets: Examples are Abe Lincoln in Illinois, Great Spanish Liberators, and the history of the First Presbyterian Church of Chicago.
• Summaries of the socio-ethnic studies of the FWP: Examples are Cavalcade of the American Negro and The Armenians of Massachusetts.
• Industrial and labor studies: Flax in Oregon, Intra-Urban Mobility in Omaha, and Annals of labor and Industry in Illinois are just a few.
• Social and Community issues: Health pamphlets, guides to cultural organizations, and guides to education.
• Original poetry and plays: Includes poems and plays by Elma Scheel, Flora Rivola, Jill Spargur and others. There are radio transcripts by Riley Hughes. Even writings by L. Frank Baum in South Dakota . . .
• Ephemera: For example, Baseball in Old Chicago or Autumn Hikes.
• Folk-lore: The Crow Legend of Creation, The Havasupai and the Hualapai, to name a few. These works grew out of the Folk-lore research projects sponsored by the FWP.

• Dd.I.1; I.17; II.33; III.13; III.45; III.53 (SectionII); IV.24; IV.26; IV.54; IV.64; V.53; V.55; V.64; VIII.19; X.17; XI.78; XI.82; XI.89; XII.39; XII.69; XIV.26 (pt.3); XV.21;
• Ee.I.12; I.20; I.25; II.15; III.59; IV.26; IV.31; IV.35; IV.37; V.11; VI.6; VI.11; VI.29; VI.38
• Ff.I.6; I.14; II.20; II.38; III.11; III.24; IV.9; V.30; V.35; V.36; V.40; V.45; V.48; VI.2; VI.12; VI.13; VI.15; VI.17; VI.31; VI.33; VI.34; VI.50; VI.53; VI.55

• Gg.I.1; I.7; I.14; I.32; I.34; II.6; IV.5; IV.6; IV.10; IV.18; IV.25; IV.27; IV.31; IV.32; V.31; VI.17; VI.26; VI.28; VI.42
• Hh.I.7; I.8; I.11-13; III.13; IV.3; IV.11-13
• Ii.I.2; I.22; I.26; I.31; I.36; I.38; I.40; III.11; III.21; III.24; III.26; III.30; IV.9; V.41; VI.1; VI.11; VI.23; VI.26; VI.39; VI.40; VI.43; VI.55

• Kk.I.3; I.5 (Pts 1, 5, 6, 7); I.6; I.7; I.9; III.29; IV. 13; IV.20; IV.25; IV.26; V. 30; VI.20; VI.26; VI.41
• Ll.I.8; I.15; II.5; II.17; IV.3; IV.14; V.18
• Mm.II.5; II.21; IV.42; V.14; V.15; V.37; VI.4; VI.5; VI.15; VI.17; VI.21
• Nn.III.2; III.10; IV.12
• Oo.VI.110
• Add. 43; 850; 2604; 2823; 2829; 2830; 2993; 3035; 3037; 3039; 3042; 3096; 3137; 3573; 4122; 4325; 5338; 5943; 6686; 6693; 6864.

• Dd.II.43; III.20; III.63; III.73; III.78; III.85; III.87; IV.55; V.75; V.77; VI.8; VI.23; VI.43; VI.79; IX.14; IX.23; X.60; XI.44; XI.73; XIV.3; XIV.5; XIV.7; XIV.8; XIV.17; XIV.26 (Pts 7,9); XIV.28 (vol. I); XIV.30 (vol. II no. 8)
• Ee.II.30; II.32; III.53; IV.14; V.14; V.16; V.18; V.23; VI.42; VI.43
• Ff.II.9; II.35; IV.12; IV.13; IV.16; IV.18; IV.21; V.14; V.21; V.25; VI.28
• Gg.I.29 (Pts. 1,2); II.1; II.28; III.26; IV.13
• Hh.I.9; VI.6; VI.7
• Ii.V.9; VI.35
• Kk.I.3 (Nos. 1-10, 14-19); I.5 (vol. II); II.16; V.14; V.21; VI.30
• Ll.III.10; III.11; V.10
• Mm.I.24; I.40 (Baker 29); I.43 (Baker 32); I.45 (Baker 34); I.47 (Baker 36); II.23 (Baker B); II.24 (Baker C); IV.2; IV.13; IV.24; V.1; V.5; V.8; VI.13; VI.33
• Nn.IV.5 (nos. 1,2)

• Add. 11; 20; 22; 24; 27; 29; 32; 34; 40; 42; 46; 57; 59 (Nos. I,II, & III); 79, Adv.d.38.5-6 (formerly Add.154); Adv.b.81 (formerly Add.337); 711; 3009; 3117; 3873; 4138
• Basil Montague Collection: Add. 4326-4331; 4334-4338; 4752; 4753; 5778; 5962; 6160; 6339
• Add. 6375; 6413; 6846; 7078; 7112; 7196; 7316; 7338; 7514 (Vols. I, II, and III); 7565; 7583; 7769; 7913; 7958; 7968; 7976; 7977; 8131
• Sir Geoffrey Keynes Collection: Add. 8447; 8451; 8459; 8460; 8466-8471; 8540.

• Part 1: 16th and 17th century mss from Sloane 20 to 3943 and Additional 4128 to 10305 (reels 1-18)
• Part 2: 16th and 17th century mss from Additional 10306 to 30303 (reels 19-36)
• Part 3: 16th and 17th century mss from Additional 30982 to 63054 (Reels 37-53)
• Part 4: 16th and 17th century mss from the Sloane and Additional, Arundel, Burney, Cotton, Egerton, Hargrave, and Lansdowne collections
• Part 5: 16th and 17th century mss from the Royal and Kings' and Stowe collections
• Part 6: 16th and 17th century mss from the Harleian and Egerton collections

• Part 1: 18th century mss from the Sloane and Additional collections
• Part 2: 18th century mss from the Burney, Egerton, Harleian, King's, Lansdowne, and Stowe collections
• Part 3: 18th century mss from the Edward Gibbon collection.

• Part 1: medieval mss from the Sloane and Additional collections, Section A
• Part 2: medieval mss from the Additional Manuscripts, Section B

• 016.091B77CAT Catalog of Additions to the Manuscripts in the British Museum. London : British Museum. (REX)
• A.091B77CA Catalog of Manuscripts in the British Museum. New Series. London : British Museum. Vol. 1. Part I.--Arundel; Part II--Burney; Part III--Index. (STX)
• F.A.091B774C Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library in the British Museum. London : British Museum, 1802. (STX)
• 016.091B77CH Catalogue of Manuscripts of Sir Francis Hargrave. London : British Museum. (STX)
• F.A.091B7773C Catalogue of the Lansdowne Manuscripts in the British Museum. London : British Museum. (RBX)
• XQ.A.091B77CR Catalogue of Western Manuscripts in the Old Royal and Kings' Collections. London : British Museum. (RBX)
• A.091B77CS Catalogue of the Stowe Manuscripts in the British Museum. London : British Museum. (STX)
• F.016.091B77ED1808 Catalogue of the Harleian Manuscripts 1-7639 in the British Museum. London : British Museum. (STX)

• Rawlinson Poet. 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 16, 18-20, 23-31, 33, 37, 39, 56, 58, 60- 62, 64-67, 71, 79, 80, 82-88, 92, 94-100, 103-105, 107, 108, 110, 116, 117, 120, 123, 125-127, 142, 146-148, 152-154, 159, 160, 166, 169, 170, 172, 174, 178, 180, 182, 185, 198, 199, 201, 202, 204-206, 209-214, 216-219, 246.

• Eng. Misc. d.28; e.5; e.13; e.536; f.89; f.653.
• Eng. Poet. b.5; c.18; c.42; c.50; c.52; c.53; d.2; d.3; d.49; d.53; d.152; e.2; e.4; e.5; e.14; e.30; e.32; e.34; e.37; e.41; e.51; e.56; e.57; e.97; e.99; e.112; e.113; e.122; e.127; e.151; f.1; f.6; f.9; f.10; f.16; f.25; f.27.
• Eng. Th. c.71; e.102.

• Mss. Additional a.48, 104, 267, 301, 368, b.97, 108, 109, c.165, 209, 281.
• Mss. Ashmole 36, 37, 38, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 57, 58, 767, 768, 1153, 1378, 1480, 1143, 1486II.
• Mss. Aubrey 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
• Mss. Bodleian 22, 30, 165, 166, 431, 910, 1030.
• Ms. Cherry 19.
• Ms. Clarendon 127.
• Mss. Don. b.8, 9, c.24, 54, 55, 57, 67, 55, 57, 67, d.55, 58, e.6, 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, f.5.
• Mss. Douce 43, 86, 170, 261, 277, 280, 286, 357, 361, f.5.
• Ms. Fairfax 40.
• Mss. Firth c.15, 16, d.14, e.4.

• X016.0910X2Bs Summary Catalog of Western Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford. Oxford: 1895-1935. (RBX/STX)
• 016.82108F519 First Line Index to Poetry in the Bodleian Library Manuscripts Collection. Oxford: 1969. (RBX/STX/EGX)

• Dd.I.4; I.7; I.8; I.28; I.29; I.32; VI.6; VI.12; VII.16; VIII.6; VIII.13-15; IX.4; IX.6; XIII.4
• Ee.II.3; II.4; V.32; VI.37
• Ff.I.23; I.27; II.12; II.33; III.5; III.9; III.29; IV.32; IV.40-43; V.27
• Gg.I.10; I.21; II.21; III.28; IV.15; IV.33; V.35

• Hh.I.2; I.10
• Ii.I.14; I.33; I.35; I.41; II.1; II.3; II.4; II.11; II.19; II.23; III.6; III.12; III.20; III. 23; III.28; III.32; III.33; IV.4; IV.6. IV.13; IV.19; IV.26; IV.31; IV.34; IV.36; VI.20; VI.32
• Kk.I.17; I.23; I.24; III.18; III.21; III.24; III.28; IV.6; IV.13; IV.15; IV.21; IV.22; V.16; V.32; V.34; VI.15
• Ll.I.10; I.14; II.10
• Mm.IV.19; IV.25; IV.28; V.16; V.17; V.29; V.30; V.32; V.33
• Add. 3108; 3206; 3330; 4079; 4219; 4543; 5368; 6865; 7220; 7458

• [not in LCS] Fader, Daniel, and George Bornstein. British Periodicals of the 18th and 19th Centuries. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1972. The first 35 periodicals for the collection are described.
• 820.9F12P Fader, Daniel. The Periodical Context of English Literature 1708-1907. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1971. (STX)

• 011.34G941 Hoornstra, Jean, and Grace Puravs. A Guide to the Early British Periodicals Collection on Microfilm, with Title, Subject, Editor, and Reel Number Indexes. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms International, 1980. (REX)

• Julius A.i; A.iii; A.iv; A.v; A.vii; A.viii; A.ix; A.xi; B.i; B.ii; B.iii; B.vi; B.xii; B.xiii; C.ii; C.vii; D.iv; D.v; D.vi; D.vii; D.ix; D.x; D.xi; E.i; E.iv; E.vi; E.viii; F.ii; F.x.
• Augustus iv; v.
• Tiberius A.iv; A.v; A.vi; A.vii; A.viii; A.ix; A.x; A.xiv; A.xv; B.ii; B.iv; B.vi; B.ix; B.xii; B.xiii; C.ix; C.vii; C.viii; C.ix; C.x; C.xiii; D.v; D.vii; E.i; E.iii; E.iv; E.vi; E.viii.

• Caligula A.ii; A.iii; A.vi; A.viii; A.ix; A.x; A.xi; A.xviii; D.iii; D.iv; D.v.
• Claudius A.i; A.ii; A.iv; A.v; A.viii; A.xi; A.xiv; B.ii; B.vii; B.ix; C.ii; C.v; C.vi; C.ix; D.i; D.ii; D.iv; D.vi; D.vii; D.viii; E.i; E.ii; E.iii; E.iv; E.viii.

• Nero A.iii; A.iv; A.v; A.vi; A.vii; A.viii; A.ix; A.x; A.xi; A.xiv; A.xv; A.xvi; A.xvii; C.i; C.iii; C.v; C.vi; C.vii; C.viii; C.ix; C.xi; D.i; D.ii; D.v; D.vi; D.vii; D.viii; D.ix; D.x; D.xi; E.i.
• Galba A.vii; A.xi; B.i; E.iii; E.iv; E.vii; E.viii; E.ix; E.x; E.xi; E.xii.
• Otho A.i; A.ii; A.iii; A.iv; A.v; A.vi; A.vii; A.viii; A.ix; A.x; A.xi; A.xii; A.xiii; A.xviii; B.iii; B.iv; B.v; B.xi; B.xiii; C.xii; C.xiii; C.xiv; C.xv; C.xvi; D.i; D.iv; D.vii; D.x; D.xi.

• Vitellius A.ii; A.viii; A.x; A.xvi; A.xvii; A.xx; C.ii; C.iv; C.viii; C.x; C.xii; C.xiii; C.xiv; D.ii; D.v; D.xi; D.xii; D.xv; D.xx; E.i; E.iv; E.v; E.vii; E.x; E.xi; E.xii; E.xiii; E.xiv; E.xvi; E.xvii; F.i; F.iii; F.iv; F.vi; F.viii; F.ix; F.xii; F.xvi; F.xvii.

• Vespasian A.ii; A.iii; A.v; A.vi; A.vii; A.viii; A.ix; A.xii; A.xiv; A.xvi; A.xviii; A.xix; A.xxii; A.xxiii; A.xxiv; B.iv; B.vii; B.ix; B.xi; B.xii; B.xiv; B.xv; B.xvi; B.xix; B.xx; B.xxi; B.xxii; B.xxv; C.xvi; D.i; D.iv; D.vii; D.viii; D.ix; D.x; D.xiii; D.xvi; D.xix; D.xxi; D.xxii; D.xxvii; E.iii; E.iv; E.vi; E.vii; E.ix; E.x; E.xi; E.xii; E.xvi; E.xxi; E.xxii; F.vii.

• Titus A.i; A.ii; A.iii; A.viii; A.ix; A.xiii; A.xiv; A.xviii; A.xix; A.xx; A.xxi; A.xxiii; A.xxiv; A.xxv; A.xxvi; A.xxvii; C.xvii; D.i; D.ii; D.iv; D.v; D.vii; D.viii; D.ix; D.x; D.xi; D.xii; D.xiii; D.xv; D.xix; D.xx; D.xxii; D.xxiii; D.xxiv; E.i; E.ii; E.iii; E.iv; E.v; E.vi; E.vii; E.viii; E.ix.

• Domitian .i; ii; iv; v; viii; ix; xi; xii; xiii; xv; xviii.
• Cleopatra A.i; A.ii; A.vi; A.vii; A.xii; A.xiv; A.xvi; B.i; B.iii; B.iv; B.v; B.xiii; C.iv; C.vii; C.ix; C.x; C.xi; D.ii; D.iii; D.iv; D.v; D.vii; D.viii; D.ix; E.i; E.ii; E.iii; F.iii; F.iv; F.v.
• Faustina A.ii; A.v; A.vi; A.vii; A.viii; B.i; B.iii; B.iv; B.v; B.vi; B.vii; B.viii; B.ix; C.iv; C.v; C.vi; C.ix.
• Appendix iv; vii; viii; xv.

• Q.792.0942489M917T1980 Theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon: a catalog-index to productions of the Shakespeare Memorial/Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 1879-1978. Compiled by Michael Mullin and others. Urbana: Univ. of Illinois Press, 1981.

• 792.09747N42 VanDamm, Florence. New York Theater: 1919-1961: A Handlist of Stage Productions in the VanDamm Collection. Cambridge, Eng.: Chadwyck-Healy, 1981. (UGX)

• First part lists productions by title in alphabetical order. Information given includes playwright, date and, where relevant, translator or adaptor. Different runs of a production are identified.
• Second part lists playwrights, producers, directors, composers, lyricists, choreographers, set designers, and costumers, with reference to the applicable productions.

• Enyeart, James. Bruguiere: His Photographs and His Life. Alfred A. Knopf, 1977. [not in UIUC library]

• Series A: The Ohio Valley
• Series B: The South
• Series C: The Trans-Mississippi West, also known as "A Library of Western Americana."

• [not in LCS] 19th Century American Literature and History: Lost Cause Press Microfiche Collection. Louisville, KY: Lost Cause, 1974.

• [not in LCS] A Library of Western Americana. Louisville, KY: Lost Cause, [no date].

• William Poel (199 fiche)
• James Henry Hackett (102 fiche)
• Mrs. Patrick Campbell (34 fiche)
• Old Vic Theatre (151 fiche)

• MFICHE 792.95 P94INDEX Prompt Books and Actors' Copies of the Theatre Museum Index at the V&A. London : Ormonde, c 1983. (RBR)

• Reel 4: King Lear
• Reel 5: Macbeth; Julius Caesar
• Reel 11: Phelps prompt books
• Reel 14: As You Like It
• Reel 15: The Tempest
• Reel 21: Anthony and Cleopatra

• Microform Reviews, Vol. 15 (Summer 1986), pp. 175-177.
• Microform Reviews, Vol. 16 (Summer 1987), pp. 241-243.

• Part 1: Detailed listing of promptbooks in series One; Folger Shakespeare Library Card Catalog; promptbooks for Shakespeare plays (in alphabetical order) from All's Well That Ends Well to Julius Caesar (Reels 1-21)
• Part 2: Promptbooks for King Henry IV Part One to Macbeth (Reels 22-46)
• Part 3: Promptbooks for Measure for Measure to Pericles (Reels 47-64)
• Part 4: Promptbooks for Romeo and Juliet to The Winter's Tale and Miscellaneous Volumes (Reels 65-86).

• Part 1: Detailed listing of promptbooks; promptbooks to the Shakespeare plays (1811-) in alphabetical order; papers of Frank Benson; and the Gordon Crosse Theatrical Diary (1890-1953).

• X792.9SH15VS Shattuck, Charles H. The Shakespeare Promptbooks: a Descriptive Catalogue. Urbana, IL: Univ. of Illinois Press, 1965. (RBX) (EGX)
• Shattuck, Charles H. "The Shakespeare Promptbooks: First Supplement." Theatre Notebook 24/1 ( Winter, 1969), pp. 5-17. Bound with above in (RBX) (STX)

• Part 1: 19 fiche (color)
• Part 2: 1079 fiche
• Part 3: 468 fiche
• Part 5: 311 fiche.

• Q.792.0942489 M917T1980Theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon: a catalog-index to productions of the Shakespeare Memorial/Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 1879-1978. Compiled by Michael Mullin and others. Urbana: Univ. of Illinois Press, 1981. (RBX)

• American Shakespeare Festival Theater, Stratford, CT
• Biblioteca Universitaria, Padova, Italy
• Bibliotheque de Douai, France
• Birmingham Shakespeare Library
• Boston (MA) Athenaeum
• Boston (MA) Public Library
• British Drama League, London
• British Museum, London
• British Theatre Museum, London
• Brown University Library, Providence, RI
• Connecticut State Library, Hartford
• Dartmouth College, Baker Library, Hanover, NH
• Edwin Forrest Home, Philadelphia, PA
• Enthoven Collection, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
• Essex Institute, Salem, MA
• Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC
• Garrick Club, London
• Harvard Theater Collection, Cambridge, MA
• Huntington Library, San Marino, CA
• Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Cincinnati
• Johns Hopkins Univ., Tudor and Stuart Club, Baltimore, MD
• Joint University Libraries, Nashville, TN
• Library Company of Philadelphia, PA
• Library of Congress, Washington, DC: Manuscripts Div; Batchelder Collection
• Literary and Philosophical Society, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England
• London Museum, London
• Raymond Mander and Joe Mitchenson Theatre Collection, London
• Missouri Historical Society Library, St. Louis
• Museum of the City of New York
• Newberry Library, Chicago, IL
• New York Public Library, Theater Collection
• Old Vic Theatre, London
• The Players, Walter Hampton Memorial Library, New York
• Princeton Univ. Library; William Seymour Theater Coll.
• Rutgers State Univ. Library, New Brunswick, NJ
• Shakespeare Centre Library, Stratford-on-Avon, England
• Ellen Terry Memorial Museum, Smallhythe, England
• Stratford Shakespearean Festival, Stratford, Ont.
• Toronto Public Library, Canada
• Univ. of Arizona Library, Tucson
• UCLA Library, Los Angeles, CA
• Univ. of Edinburgh Library, Scotland
• Univ. of Illinois Library, Urbana
• Univ. of Michigan Library, Ann Arbor
• Univ. of Minnesota Library, Minneapolis
• Univ. of Nebraska Libraries, Lincoln
• Univ. of North Carolina Library, Tannenbaum Shakespeare Collection, Chapel Hill
• Univ. of Pennsylvania Library: Horace H. Furness Collection; Rare Book Room; Philadelphia
• Univ. of Texas Library, Hoblitzelle Theater Arts Library, Austin
• Victoria and Albert Museum, Forster Library, London
• W.A. Clark Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA
• Yale Univ.: Beinecke Rare Book Library; Elizabethan Club; New Haven, CT

• X792.9SH15VS Shattuck, Charles H. The Shakespeare Promptbooks: Descriptive Catalog. Urbana, IL: Univ. of Illinois Press, 1965. (RBX) (EGX) -- Each promptbook is given a thorough description and a "Shattuck number."
• Shattuck, Charles H. "The Shakespeare Promptbooks: First Supplement." Theatre Notebook 24/1 ( Winter, 1969), pp. 5-17. (Bound with above in RBX and EGX copies); also: (STX) -- A reel number-Shattuck number key is found in the RBX catalog entry for the collection.

• 1516-1641 Elizabethan, Shakespeare, Jacobean
• 1642-1700 Restoration
• Early Eighteenth century
• Late Eighteenth century
• American

• 016.822B45T Bergquist, George William. Three centuries of English and American Plays: A Checklist. NY: Hafner, 1963. (RBR), (REX), (EGR), (MUR), (UGR), and (STX).

• Q.A.822W87CSUP Bowers, Fredson T. A Supplement to the Woodward and McManaway Check List of English Plays, 1641-1700. Charlottesville: Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia, 1949. (EGR) (STX) (RBR)
• A.822G86B Greg, Walter W. A Bibliography of the English Printed Drama to the Restoration. (Illustrated Monographs, no. 24) 4 vols. London: Printed for the Bibliographical Society at the University Press, Oxford, 1939-1959. (EGR) (REX)

• 015.82208 W124A1989 Harbage, Alfred. Annals of English Drama 975-1700: An Analytical Record of All Plays, Extant or Lost, Chronologically Arranged and Indexed by Authors, Titles, Dramatic Companies, Etc. Revised by S. Schoenbaum. London: Methuen, 1964. (EGR)
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