This historical marker is located at Buffalo Township, Pennsylvania.
An historical marker commemorates the spot where W.H. McGuffey taught school from 1823 to 1826 at the home of Rev. John McFarland in Paris, Kentucky.
This historical marker commemorates Bethel Chapel, where William H. McGuffey was ordained by Robert Bishop in 1829 [other sources indicate that he was ordained in 1830]. The marker is located near Hamilton, Ohio.
The W.H. McGuffey House and Museum in Oxford, Ohio.
McGuffey Hall at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio is named for William Holmes McGuffey.
A statue in honor of William Holmes McGuffey is located at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
William Holmes McGuffey is buried at University of Virginia Cemetery and Columbarium, Charlottesville, Virginia.
Sermon on 1 Corinthians 1:26 (1826)
September 26, 1827 Letter to the Miami University Board of Trustees (1827)
March 5, 1828 Sermon on Hebrews 6:1-8 (1828)
February 14, 1829 Letter to John E. Annan (1829)
Duties of Teachers and Parents (1836)
The Eclectic Second Reader (1836)
Philosophical Education (1837)
The Eclectic Fourth Reader (1837, 1838)
McGuffey’s New Eclectic Speaker (1858)
The Interests of Education (1861)
August 1, 1872 Letter to A.D. Hepburn (1872)
October 4, 1872 Letter to T.C. Harris (1872)
October 4, 1872 Letter to A.D. Hepburn (1872)
December 25, 1872 Letter to T.C. Harris (1872)
Source: Miami University (Ohio) University Libraries Digital Collections
Source: Miami University (Ohio) University Libraries Digital Collections
Source: Miami University (Ohio) University Libraries Digital Collections
Source: Miami University (Ohio) University Libraries Digital Collections
Co-authored by Robert L. Dabney.
Source: Miami University (Ohio) University Libraries Digital Collections
Source: Miami University (Ohio) University Libraries Digital Collections
Source: Miami University (Ohio) University Libraries Digital Collections
