William Lowe Bryan (English Wikipedia)

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Maxwell, Donald H. (January 1921). "Impounded water in Bloomington, Ind". Municipal and County Engineering: Design, Construction, Maintenance, and Operation of All Public Works. 60 (1): 159–161 – via Google Books.
Cravens, John W. (1922). "Buildings on the old and new campuses of Indiana University". Indiana University Alumni Quarterly. Vol. 9. pp. 317–319 – via Google Books.

Hearst, Eliot; Capshew, James H., eds. (1988). Psychology at Indiana University: A centennial review And compendium. Indiana University Department of Psychology. hdl:2022/1848.

"Dr. Bryan dies; Retired head of Indiana U.; Directed Expansion of University". Chicago Daily Tribune. November 22, 1955. p. a10. ProQuest 179610743. Dr. William Lowe Bryan, 95, president emeritus of Indiana University died here today in his home on the university campus.

"Dr. Bryan's Story Read At Rites". Indianapolis Star. November 24, 1955. p. 25 – via Newspapers.com. Dr. William Lowe Bryan, 95-year-old president emeritus of Indiana University, was buried beside the body of his wife in simple graveside services at Crown Hill yesterday

Bryan, William L. (1892). On the development of voluntary motor ability, with a preface on the requirements of work in experimental psychology (Ph.D. thesis). Clark University. OCLC 11645931. ProQuest 301690426.
"Dr. Bryan dies; Retired head of Indiana U.; Directed Expansion of University". Chicago Daily Tribune. November 22, 1955. p. a10. ProQuest 179610743. Dr. William Lowe Bryan, 95, president emeritus of Indiana University died here today in his home on the university campus.

Bryan, William L. (1892). On the development of voluntary motor ability, with a preface on the requirements of work in experimental psychology (Ph.D. thesis). Clark University. OCLC 11645931. ProQuest 301690426.