A Bibliography of Justin Winsor, Superintendent of the Boston Public Library, 1868-1877, Librarian of Harvard University, 1877-1897

This bibliography was compiled by William Frederick Yust and originally published in the early 20th century to document the extensive professional contributions of Justin Winsor. Winsor was a pivotal figure in American librarianship, serving as the Superintendent of the Boston Public Library during a period of significant growth and later as the Librarian of Harvard University, where he pioneered the concept of the research library by making collections more accessible to students and faculty.

The volume serves as a comprehensive index of Winsor’s scholarly output, including his influential work in cartography and American history. Yust, who was a contemporary librarian, designed the work to provide a systematic record of Winsor's numerous reports, articles, and historical treatises. The work remains a primary reference for researchers studying the history of academic administration and the evolution of the public library system in the United States during the late 19th century.