Library documents

The trait book
The kallikak family a study in the heredity of feeblemindedness
Human efficiency and levels of intelligence
Mongrel virginians the win tribe
International eugenics congress problems in eugenics
The revolt against civilization the menace of the under man
The feebly inhibited
The jukes in 1915
Eugenical sterilization in the us
Heredity in relation to eugenics
Psychology of the normal and subnormal
Bibliography of mental deficiency
Dictionary of races or peoples
Studies in mental deviations
The passing of the great race, or, the racial basis of european history
The hill folk report on a rural community of hereditary defectives
The eugenical aspects of deportation hearings before the committee on immigration and naturalization
Hereditary genius an inquiry into its laws and consequences
Inquiries into human factulty and its development

The Eugenics Record Office was the central eugenics research facility in the country, but it was also part of a broader worldwide eugenics movement. Popular understandings of race, immigration, history, and “better breeding” were shaped by both university and armchair eugenicists who looked at a broad range of social issues through the lens of eugenics. The library contains publications that simultaneously were influenced by and influenced the ERO.