Joseph Price Diary (1789-1828)
The complete text, comprising 1,211 pages of this 40 year diary of a prominent local Quaker.

History of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania by William J. Buck (1884)
Chapter 1, describing the history of Lower Merion Township.

Manufacturing Industries by Theodore W. Bean (1884)
A description of manufacturing locations in Lower Merion, paper, powder and cotton mills as well as Pencoyd Iron Works.

A Brief History of Lower Merion Township by "PLA" (1888)
Author known only by his or her initials, this handwritten history of Lower Merion was transcribed by the Lower Merion Historical Society in 2001.

 Glimpses of Lower Merion by Charles Barker. Planned as a series of newspaper articles, but never published.

Montgomery County - The Second Hundred Years - edited by Jean B. Toll and Michael J. Schwager (1983)
Portion of this volume, published by the Montgomery County Federation of Historical Societies, concerning Lower Merion Township.

Rich Men and Their Castles edited by Phyllis Maier (1983)
A description of the lives of wealthy residents of Lower Merion and the mansions they built along the Main Line.

Biographies - edited by Mary Wood (1988)
Brief biographies of 350 notable residents of Lower Merion.

Lower Merion Academy: A Legend in Learning by Jo Anne Debes and Gerald A. Francis (1997)
A history of this 1812 schoolhouse, which has been in continuous use for educational purposes.

Public Schools in Lower Merion and Narberth - by Ted Goldsborough (1999, revised 2004)
Brief history of public schools.

David J. Schmidt Collection - A collection of articles by journalist and history specialist for Main Line Life David Schmidt. Recipient of the 2001 Historical Architectural Review Board Journalism Award for Outstanding Service.