Further Reading
- Bramwell, Valerie and Peck, Robert M., All in the Bones: A Biography of Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins.
- Kerley, Barbara. The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins: An Illuminating History of Mr. Waterhouse Hawkins, Artist and Lecturer Illustrated by Brian Selznick. The design of this juvenile biography is based on Hawkins' own album, currently held in the Ewell Sale Stewart Library at the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia.
- Goldman, David. "Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins and his New York City Paleozoic Museum." Prehistoric Times Magazine Dec/Jan 2003.
- Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century British Scientists, University of Chicago Press. Entry on Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins by Carla Yanni
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