L. Frank Baum

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American author of children's books (1856–1919). 
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1856 — 1919 actor, playwright, writer, poet, human, screenwriter, prose writer, journalist, novelist, editor, film producer, film actor, children's writer, suffragist, science fiction writer, stage actor, United States, 
L. Frank Baum (1911).jpg


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Unknown 1910
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68 Humboldt Boulevard, Chicago68 Humboldt Boulevard, Chicago
1873 Cover of Baum`s Complete Stamp Dealers Directory1873 Cover of Baum's Complete Stamp Dealers Directory
1900 cover of brochure advertising L. Frank Baum`s books1900 cover of brochure advertising L. Frank Baum's books
Aberdeen, South Dakota, photographed by L. Frank Baum 1888Aberdeen, South Dakota, photographed by L. Frank Baum 1888
Baum poster 1bBaum poster 1b
Baum`s BazaarBaum's Bazaar
Baum`s Bazaar 1888Baum's Bazaar 1888
Cadet L. Frank Baum 1868Cadet L. Frank Baum 1868
Cover for the 1919 novel by Baum, illustrated by Neill.Cover for the 1919 novel by Baum, illustrated by Neill.
LFrankBaumMoustachePinceNezHandChinLFrankBaumMoustachePinceNezHandChin
Louis F. BaumLouis F. Baum
Louis F. Baum in The Maid of Arran 1882Louis F. Baum in The Maid of Arran 1882
Louis F. Baum (cropped)Louis F. Baum (cropped)
Maud Gage Baum 1880Maud Gage Baum 1880
Maud Gage Baum wedding 1882Maud Gage Baum wedding 1882
There was a goose (NYPL Hades-608964-1257218) (cropped)There was a goose (NYPL Hades-608964-1257218) (cropped)
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 • Mother goose 02 baum sdw (Wikimedia)
 • Mother goose 04 baum sdw (Wikimedia)
 • Mother goose 05 baum sdw (Wikimedia)
 • Shortstory022 kingofpolarbears ac (Wikimedia)
 • Shortstory036 boxofrobbers bhb (Wikimedia)
 • L. Frank Baum's juvenile speaker;readings and recitations in prose and verse, humorous and otherwise ... (IA lfrankbaumsjuven00baum) (Wikimedia)
 • The Daring twins; a story for young folk (IA daringtwinsstory00baum) (Wikimedia)
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linkAozora Bunko entry@Wikidata
linkBookBrainz entry@Wikidata
linkDigital Library for Dutch Literature entry@Wikidata
linkFantastic Fiction entry@Wikidata
linkIllinois Center for the Book entry@Wikidata
linkInternet Speculative Fiction Database entry@Wikidata
linkNational Book Centre entry@Wikidata
linkNooSFere entry@Wikidata
linkOnline Books Page L. Frank (Lyman Frank), 1856-1919 entryL. Frank (Lyman Frank), 1856-1919 @Wikidata
linkProject Gutenberg entry@Wikidata
linkProject Runeberg entry@Wikidata
linkRupa Publications entry@Wikidata
linkFreebase entry@Wikidata
linkAmerican National Biography Online, Baum, L. Frank (15 May 1856–06 May 1919), children's author, journalist, and playwright@Wikidata
linkObálky knih, article@Wikidata
linkLibrary of the World's Best Literature@Wikidata
linkIedereen Leest@Wikidata
linkLexicon van de jeugdliteratuur@Wikidata
publication1906Annabelliterary workWikidata
publication1912Aunt Jane's Nieces on Vacationliterary workWikidata
publication1912Aunt ’Phroney’s Boyliterary workWikidata
publication1904A Kidnapped Santa Clausliterary workWikidata
publication1898By the Candelabra's Glareliterary workWikidata
publication1906Daughters of Destinyliterary workWikidata
publication1908Dorothy and the Wizard in Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1901Dot and Tot of Merrylandliterary workWikidata
publication1907Father Goose's Year Bookliterary workWikidata
publication1899Father Goose: His Bookliterary workWikidata
publication1920Glinda of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1906John Dough and the Cherubliterary workWikidata
publication1914Little Wizard Stories of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1910L. Frank Baum's Juvenile Speakerliterary workWikidata
publication1897Mother Goose in Proseliterary workWikidata
publicationNelebel's Fairylandliterary workWikidata
publication1907Ozma of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1912Phoebe Daringliterary workWikidata
publication1907Policeman Bluejayliterary workWikidata
publication1904Queen Zixi of Ix, Part 1serialized fictionWikidata
publication1904Queen Zixi of Ix, Part 2serialized fictionWikidata
publication1905Queen Zixi of Ix, Part 3serialized fictionWikidata
publication1905Queen Zixi of Ix, Part 4serialized fictionWikidata
publication1904Queen Zixi of Ixliterary workWikidata
publication1905Queen Zixi of Ixserialized fiction, literary workWikidata
publication1904Queer Visitors from the Marvelous Land of Ozcomic strip seriesWikidata
publication1916Rinkitink in Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1906Sam Steele's Adventures on Land and Sealiterary workWikidata
publication1912Sky Islandliterary workWikidata
publication1907Tamawaca Folksliterary workWikidata
publication1911The Boy Fortune Hunters in the South Seasliterary workWikidata
publication1911The Daring Twinsliterary workWikidata
publication1910The Emerald City of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1903The Enchanted Island of Yewliterary workWikidata
publication1905The Fate of a Crownliterary workWikidata
publication1911The Flying Girlliterary workWikidata
publication1914The Last Egyptianliterary workWikidata
publication1912The Life and Adventures of Santa Clauswritten work, literary workWikidata
publication1917The Lost Princess of Ozliterary workWikidata
publicationThe Magical Monarch of Moliterary workWikidata
publication1919The Magic of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1904The Marvelous Land of Ozliterary workWikidata
publicationThe Master Keyliterary workWikidata
publication1903The Master Keyliterary workWikidata
publication1913The Patchwork Girl of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1905The Practical Boysequence, literary workWikidata
publication1901The Queen of Quokliterary workWikidata
publication1909The Road to Ozwritten work, literary workWikidata
publication1901The Runaway Shadowsliterary workWikidata
publication1915The Scarecrow of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1911The Sea Fairiesliterary workWikidata
publication1897The Suicide of Kiarosliterary workWikidata
publicationThe Tiger's Eyeliterary workWikidata
publication1918The Tin Woodman of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1905The Woggle-Bug Bookliterary workWikidata
publication1900The Wonderful Wizard of Ozliterary workWikidata
publication1914Tik-Tok of Ozliterary workWikidata
publicationUnknowncomic book seriesWikidata
publication1910Unknownliterary workWikidata
audioLittle boy blue 03 baum sdwWikimedia
audioMother goose 02 baum sdwWikimedia
audioMother goose 04 baum sdwWikimedia
audioMother goose 05 baum sdwWikimedia
audioShortstory022 kingofpolarbears acWikimedia
audioShortstory036 boxofrobbers bhbWikimedia
documentL. Frank Baum's juvenile speaker;readings and recitations in prose and verse, humorous and otherwise ... (IA lfrankbaumsjuven00baum)Wikimedia
documentThe Daring twins; a story for young folk (IA daringtwinsstory00baum)Wikimedia
image68 Humboldt Boulevard, ChicagoWikimedia
image18731873 Cover of Baum's Complete Stamp Dealers DirectoryWikimedia
image1900 cover of brochure advertising L. Frank Baum's booksWikimedia
image1888Aberdeen, South Dakota, photographed by L. Frank Baum 1888Wikimedia
imageBaum poster 1bWikimedia
image1888Baum's BazaarWikimedia
image1888Baum's Bazaar 1888Wikimedia
image1868Cadet L. Frank Baum 1868Wikimedia
imageCover for the 1919 novel by Baum, illustrated by Neill.Wikimedia
imageLFrankBaumMoustachePinceNezHandChinWikimedia
image1882Louis F. BaumWikimedia
image1882Louis F. Baum in The Maid of Arran 1882Wikimedia
image1882Louis F. Baum (cropped)Wikimedia
image1880Maud Gage Baum 1880Wikimedia
image1882Maud Gage Baum wedding 1882Wikimedia
imageThere was a goose (NYPL Hades-608964-1257218) (cropped)Wikimedia
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