List of The Original Books
The originally published books, in order of publication, were:
- Elsie Dinsmore (1867) - online at Project Gutenberg and as audio at Librivox.org
- Elsie's Holidays at Roselands (1868) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's Girlhood (1872) - online at Project Gutenberg and in the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature
- Elsie's Womanhood (1875) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's Motherhood (1876) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's Children (1877) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's Widowhood (1880) - online at Internet Archive
- Grandmother Elsie (1882) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's New Relations (1883) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie at Nantucket (1884) - online at Project Gutenberg
- The Two Elsies (1885) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's Kith and Kin (1886) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's Friends at Woodburn (1887)- online at Internet Archive
- Christmas with Grandma Elsie (1888) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie and the Raymonds (1889)- online at Internet Archive
- Elsie Yachting with the Raymonds (1890)
- Elsie's Vacation (1891) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie at Viamede (1892)
- Elsie at Ion (1893)
- Elsie at the World's Fair (1894) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie's Journey on Inland Waters (1895)
- Elsie at Home (1897) - online at Project Gutenberg
- Elsie on the Hudson (1898)
- Elsie in the South (1899)
- Elsie's Young Folks (1900)
- Elsie's Winter Trip (1902)
- Elsie and Her Loved Ones (1903)
- Elsie and Her Namesakes (1905)
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