1. 1992. History of the Kenosha Bahá'í Community 1897-1980, A. Roger M. Dahl. Overview of the long history of the Bahá'ís of Kenosha, Wisconsin, visited by Abdul-Baha in 1912. Articles.
2. 1982. American Bahá'í Community, 1894-1917, The: A Preliminary Survey. Peter Smith. A comprehensive and detailed survey of the American community from 1894 to 1917. Includes bibliography as appendix, "Some Studies of Bahá'í Communities" (2015). Articles.
3. 1982. Kenosha, 1893-1912: History of an Early Bahá'í Community in the United States. William P. Collins. First visited by Kheiralla in 1895, Kenosha was the second city in America to have resident Bahá'ís; it had one of the earliest elected assemblies, and until the 1920s had the third largest community in the States. It is a case study in US Bahá'í history. Articles.

1. 1899-10-00 —
   Stoyan Vatralsky, a Harvard educated, Bulgarian Christian, attacked the Bahá'ís, `Truth-knowers', in a series of talks in a church in Kenosha, Wisconsin. [BFA1:XXIX, 114–15; SBBH2:111 SBBH1p232; SBBH1p232-238]
   • By this time two per cent of the population of Kenosha were Bahá'ís. [BFA1:114]
   • See also WOB83 for others who wrote polemics against the Bahá'í Faith.

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