Welcome to MesoReference.com! Our reference directory includes selected reference websites relating to libraries, archives, bibliography, education, flags, journals, maps, museums, parliamentary procedure and more.
| Bellows, Jim - The Last Editor Chronicles the life and career of Jim Bellows. http://www.thelasteditor.com/ |
| Constable, Daniel and William - Citizen Daniel and the Call of America Brian Jenkins' account, based on letters and journals of two brothers who sailed from England to America in 1806, and traveled from Niagara Falls to New Orleans. http://www.citizendaniel.com/ |
| Earhart, Amelia: East To The Dawn Susan Butler's biography of Amelia Earhart. http://www.easttothedawn.com/ |
| Earnhardt, Dale- Image of Greatness A biography in pictures; unique photos on the life of the NASCAR legend. http://www.imageofgreatness.com/ |
| Fenoglio, Virginia - A Beautiful Time The story of a woman's life, through her family, focussing on the final few months of her life. http://www.abeautifultime.com/ |
| Foltz, Clara Shortridge: The Lady Lawyer Sharon Avey's book, featuring a career that spanned 56 years and it's impact on others. http://www.firstladylawyer.com/ |
| Foster, Allen - Around the World with Citizen Train Biography of a capitalist, communist, royalist, revolutionary, pacifist, warmonger, presidential aspirant, candidate for Dictator of the U.S.A., and eccentric. http://www.allenfoster.com/ |
| Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire Amanda Foreman's story of one of the most flamboyant women of the 18th century. http://www.amanda-foreman.com/ |
| Hammond, John - Beloved African Jill Baker's account of the life and work of her father, a pioneering educator in Rhodesia and Zimbabwe. http://www.belovedafrican.com/ |
| Hearst, William Randolph - Hearst Over Hollywood Louis Pizzitola's book about Hearst's role in shaping films from the Silent era to the 1940s. Note; Flash required, no HTML option. http://www.hearstoverhollywood.com/ |
| Hoover, J. Edgar - Honk If You Love J. Edgar Hoover Allyn Baskerville and Bill Gillespie's account of the career of an F.B.I. agent from 1970 to 1990. http://www.honk.ws/ |
| Kelly, Gerald E. - Honor for Sale Autobiographical account of the theft of over 500 pounds of narcotics from the NYPD's Property Clerks office during the 1970s. http://www.honorforsale.com/ |
| Lowe, Bob - Everybody Pays Maurice Possley and Rick Kogan's story of a Chicago mob hit in the 1970s, and the toll it took on the sole witness. http://www.everybodypays.com/ |
| McCurdy, Elmer - The Career of Elmer McCurdy, Deceased Richard J. Basgall details the after-death career of an unsuccessful outlaw, as a side show exhibit. http://www.elmermccurdydeceased.com/ |
| Mooney, Nan - My Racing Heart The world of thoroughbreds and the track. Includes biographical information, background and reviews. http://www.nanmooney.com/ |
| Reiker, Russ - 999Officer Down The story of a police officer, injured on duty two months before his scheduled retirement. http://www.999officerdown.com/ |
| Robbins, Rhea C?t? - Wednesday's Child Growing up as a woman in the Franco-American culture in Maine. http://www.rhetapress.com/ |
| Sacks, Frank - The Waterbed Wars The behind-the-scenes story of a American fad. http://www.franksacks.com/ |
| Smith, Jack DeBar - The Iconoclast Goes to Sea World war II experiences as an enlisted man in the US Navy. http://www.iconoclasts.com/ |
| Stooges, The Three Photos and text highlights from a book about the comedy team. The fifth in a series, written by the Forrester Brothers, from Donaldson Books. http://www.stoogebook.com/ |