Charles Frankel Prize
- 1996
- Rita Dove (1996)
- Doris Kearns Goodwin (1996)
- Daniel Kemmis (1996)
- Arturo Madrid (1996)
- Bill Moyers (1996)
- 1995
- William R. Ferris (1995)
- Charles Kuralt (1995)
- David Macaulay (1995)
- David McCullough (1995)
- Bernice Johnson Reagon (1995)
- 1994
- Ernest L. Boyer (1994)
- William Kittredge (1994)
- Peggy Whitman Prenshaw (1994)
- Sharon Percy Rockefeller (1994)
- Dorothy Porter Wesley (1994)
- 1993
- Ricardo E. Alegría (1993)
- John Hope Franklin (1993)
- Hanna Gray (1993)
- Andrew Heiskell (1993)
- Laurel T. Ulrich (1993)
- 1992
- Allan Bloom (1992)
- Shelby Foote (1992)
- Richard Rodriguez (1992)
- Harold K. Skramstad, Jr. (1992)
- Eudora Welty (1992)
- 1991
- Winton Blount (1991)
- Ken Burns (1991)
- Louise Cowan (1991)
- Karl Haas (1991)
- John Tchen (1991)
- 1990
- Mortimer Adler (1990)
- Henry Hampton (1990)
- Bernard M.W. Knox (1990)
- David Van Tassel (1990)
- Ethyle R. Wolfe (1990)
- 1989
- Patricia L. Bates (1989)
- Daniel Boorstin (1989)
- Willard L. Boyd (1989)
- Clay Jenkinson (1989)
- Américo Paredes (1989)
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