Nancy Drew Mystery Stories - Titles

Titles

Titles, authorship, and publication dates
# Title Published Outline Manuscript Editor/s Revised Revised by
1 The Secret of the Old Clock 1930 Edward Stratemeyer Mildred Wirt Benson E. Stratemeyer 1959 Harriet Stratemeyer Adams
2 The Hidden Staircase 1930 E. Stratemeyer M. Wirt Benson E. Stratemeyer 1959 H.S. Adams
3 The Bungalow Mystery 1930 E. Stratemeyer M. Wirt E. Stratemeyer 1960 Patricia Doll
4 The Mystery at Lilac Inn 1930 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H. Elp 1961 Patricia Doll
5 The Secret at Shadow Ranch 1931 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1965 Grace Grote
6 The Secret of Red Gate Farm 1931 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson/H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1961 Lynn Ealer
7 The Clue in the Diary 1932 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson/H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1962 H.S. Adams
8 Nancy's Mysterious Letter 1932 E. Squier W. Karig/Kiley Luckel H.S. Adams 1968 H.S. Adams
9 The Sign of the Twisted Candles 1933 H.S. Adams W. Karig/H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1968 Patricia Doll
10 The Password to Larkspur Lane 1933 H.S. Adams W. Karig H.S. Adams 1966 Patricia Doll
11 The Clue of the Broken Locket 1934 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1965 H.S. Adams/Grace Grote
12 The Message in the Hollow Oak 1935 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1972 Grace Grote
13 The Mystery of the Ivory Charm 1936 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1974 Priscilla Baker-Carr
14 The Whispering Statue 1937 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1970 H.S. Adams
15 The Haunted Bridge 1937 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1972 P. Baker-Carr
16 The Clue of the Tapping Heels 1939 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1969 H.S. Adams
17 The Mystery of the Brass-Bound Trunk 1940 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1976 H.S. Adams
18 The Mystery at the Moss-Covered Mansion 1941 E. Squier M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1971 H.S. Adams
19 The Quest of the Missing Map 1942 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1969 P. Baker-Carr
20 The Clue in the Jewel Box 1943 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1972 P. Baker-Carr
21 The Secret in the Old Attic 1944 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1970 P. Baker-Carr
22 The Clue in the Crumbling Wall 1945 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1973 P. Baker-Carr
23 The Mystery of the Tolling Bell 1946 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1973 P. Baker-Carr
24 The Clue in the Old Album 1947 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1977 P. Baker-Carr
25 The Ghost of Blackwood Hall 1948 H.S. Adams M. Wirt Benson H.S. Adams 1967 P. Baker-Carr
26 The Clue of the Leaning Chimney 1949 H.S. Adams G. Waller/H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1967 P. Baker-Carr
27 The Secret of the Wooden Lady 1950 H.S. Adams M. Scherf H.S. Adams 1967 P. Baker-Carr
28 The Clue of the Black Keys 1951 H.S. Adams W. Rankin/H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1968 P. Baker-Carr
29 The Mystery at the Ski Jump 1952 H.S. Adams A. Sasse H.S. Adams 1968 Ann Shultes
30 The Clue of the Velvet Mask 1953 A. Svenson M. Wirt Benson/H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1969 P. Baker-Carr
31 The Ringmaster's Secret 1953 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1974 June Dunn
32 The Scarlet Slipper Mystery 1954 H.S. Adams C. Strong H.S. Adams 1974 Ann Shultes
33 The Witch Tree Symbol 1955 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1975 Ann Shultes
34 The Hidden Window Mystery 1956 P. Doll/H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams 1975 Mary Fisher
35 The Haunted Showboat 1957 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams J. Dunn/J. Sanderson
36 The Secret of the Golden Pavilion 1959 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams J. Dunn/J. Sanderson
37 The Clue in the Old Stagecoach 1960 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
38 The Mystery of the Fire Dragon 1961 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
39 The Clue of the Dancing Puppet 1962 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
40 The Moonstone Castle Mystery 1963 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
41 The Clue of the Whistling Bagpipes 1964 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
42 The Phantom of Pine Hill 1965 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
43 The Mystery of the 99 Steps 1966 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
44 The Clue in the Crossword Cipher 1967 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
45 The Spider Sapphire Mystery 1968 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
46 The Invisible Intruder 1969 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
47 The Mysterious Mannequin 1970 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
48 The Crooked Banister 1971 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
49 The Secret of Mirror Bay 1972 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
50 The Double Jinx Mystery 1973 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
51 Mystery of the Glowing Eye 1974 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
52 The Secret of the Forgotten City 1975 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
53 The Sky Phantom 1976 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
54 The Strange Message in the Parchment 1977 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
55 Mystery of Crocodile Island 1978 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
56 The Thirteenth Pearl 1979 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams
57 The Triple Hoax 1979 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams H.S. Adams/Lilo Wuenn
58 The Flying Saucer Mystery 1980 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams Nancy Axelrad
59 The Secret in the Old Lace 1980 H.S. Adams H.S. Adams/Nancy Axelrad
60 The Greek Symbol Mystery 1980 H.S. Adams/Nancy Axelrad Nancy Axelrad
61 The Swami's Ring 1981 H.S. Adams/Nancy Axelrad Nancy Axelrad
62 The Kachina Doll Mystery 1981 Sharon Wagner Sharon Wagner Nancy Axelrad
63 The Twin Dilemma 1981 Nancy Axelrad Nancy Axelrad Lilo Wuenn
64 Captive Witness 1981 Richard Ballad Richard Ballad Nancy Axelrad

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