The John Carter Brown Library has a strong tradition of publishing books about the collection. Many of these publications—which include exhibition catalogs and Annual Meeting addresses—are now out of print and no longer available for purchase. They are available here as PDFs. Please check back regularly; we are in the process of scanning more titles and will add them to this list as we do so.

	Bernard Bailyn, The Dedication of the Caspersen Building, September 17, 1991, Providence, 1992
	John Nicholas Brown, Urbanism in the American Colonies: An Address, Providence, 1976
	Larissa V. Brown, Africans in the New World 1493-1834: A Catalog to an Exhibition, Providence, 1988
	Susan Danforth, A Matter of Taste: A Catalog to an Exhibition, Providence, 1984
	Susan Danforth and Felipe Fernández-Armesto, Vasco da Gama and the Age of Portuguese Expansion: An Exhibition at the John Carter Brown Library, Providence, 1998
	Durand Echeverria, "Materials for the Study of French History in the John Carter Brown Library of Brown University," (reprint) Providence, 1961
	Judith Laikin Elkin, Imagining Idolatry: Missionaries, Indians, and Jews: Occasional Paper, Providence, 1992
	John Carter Brown Library, Rare Americana: A Selection of One Hundred & One Books, Maps, & Prints NOT IN  The John Carter Brown Library, Providence, 1974
	Christopher M. Klein, "The Surveys and Descriptions of the Windward Islands Ceded by France to Great Britain in 1763," (reprint) Providence, 1967
	Martin E. Marty, Anticipating Pluralism, The Founder's Vision: An Address, Providence, 1986
	José Mindlin, The Gentle Madness of a Guardian of Relics: A Chat, Providence, 1993
	Donald K. Moore, ed., Liberty's Impact:The World Views 1776: Essays, Providence, 1976
	Jaime de Ojeda, Spain and Spanish America The Past and the Future: An Address, Providence, 1996
	Lawrence C. Wroth, "William Hack's Manuscript Atlases of "The Great South Sea of America," (reprint) Providence, 1966