Web Links

•   Lawson's Entry in Wikipedia

               Succinct facts on AWL's career.

•   University of Lawsonomy

               The web site published by followers of Lawsonomy. They have placed online five of AWL's central writings: Born Again, Direct Credits for Everybody, Lawsonomy, Mentality, and The Almighty.

•   A. W. Lawson's Major League Stats

               From Baseball Almanac

•   Lawson's Entry in Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame

               The Hall of Fame itself is located in the lower level of the EAA AirVenture Museum located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin--home to the premiere air show in the U.S.A.

•   Lawson Plane Entries in Aerofiles

               Aerofiles is a comprehensive  encyclopedia of American aircraft.

•   George Hardie's Archives of Lawson's Aviation Career

               This archival collection is now housed at the University of Wisconsin/Milwaukee.

•   Selected Digitized Material from George Hardie's Archives

               Digitized photos and documents from the above collection.

•   Univ. of Wymoing American Heritage Center -- Transportation History Resources

              In this (.pdf) guide to archival collections, a short description of a large amount of Lawsoniana can be found filed under Lawson.

•   National Baseball Hall of Fame - Dressed to the Nines

              Lawson is credited with the first placement of numbers on uniforms in this online exhibit from the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

•   Airplanes and Airlines -- Wisconsin Historical Society "Sky High" Exhibit

             Another archive of Lawsoniana (some materials donated by J. Kuntz in 2005).

•   OnMilwaukee.com Article Explaining the University of Lawsonomy sign near Racine, Wis.

             The most visible remaining evidence of Lawson's late life activities is explained.

•   Long Island Rail Road #200

             Double-Decker prototype car, first all-aluminum rail car. Now being restored by the Railroad Museum of Long Island. Seating arrangement likely licensed from patents held by AWL.

•   Vincent J. Burnelli and his Flying Fuselage

             Online article from Aviation History magazine.

•   YouTube video clip of the University of Lawsonomy

             Shots of the buildings and structures of the "campus"