1. 2012. Harrison G. Dyar: Articles. John Kelly. Links to a 10-part series of columns about Harrison Dyar, one of Washington D.C.’s most unusual residents (the "mysterious tunnel builder"), and another Bahá'í, Wellesca Pollock. Includes many mentions of 'Abdu'l-Bahá and the Bahá'í Faith. Newspapers.
2. 2011-05-09. Hidden tunnels, bugs, and bigamy. Kimberly Bender. On mysterious subterranean brick tunnels in Washington DC discovered in 1917 and 1924, found to have been built by the Smithsonian entomologist Harrison Dyar, husband of prominent Bahá'í Wellesca Pollock. Newspapers.
3. 2005. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr.. Pamela M. Henson. Bio and linked articles about the man who edited Reality magazine and also achieved infamy in Washington, DC for underground tunnel building. Biographies.
4. 1984. Reality Magazine: Editorship and Ownership of an American Bahá'í Periodical. Peter Smith. Development and eventual demise of an independent publication from the early years of the Faith in America. Articles.

1. 1919-04-00 —
   Initiated by Eugene and Wandeyne Deuth, Reality magazine provided a forum for accounts of Bahá'í activities (mostly those in New York) and a wide range of articles by Bahá'ís and others.
   • Reality for 1921.
   • After 1922, under the editor Harrison Gray Dyar, the magazine changed in character, serving as a vehicle for a series of attacks on Bahá'í orthodoxy and organization (1923-1926) then practically ceasing to carry any Bahá'í content (1926-1929).
   • It went out of production in the Spring of 1929. [SBBH2p135-155]

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