The Horatio Alger Society (H.A.S.) was founded in 1961 by Forrest Campbell and Kenneth B. Butler. The H.A.S. was incorporated at Mendota, Illinois in 1965 as a non-profit (501(c)(3)) organization.

The H.A.S. has evolved in its four-plus decades of existence as collectors interests have broadened. Originally a specialist organization for Alger collectors, the H.A.S. now embraces collectors and enthusiasts of all juvenile literature, including boys' and girls' series books, pulps, and dime novels.

• Join the Horatio Alger Society
  
• Renew your membership in the Horatio Alger Society
  
• Make a tax-deductible donation to the 2010 Strive and Succeed award
• Convention information
• Collecting Horatio Alger, Jr: Online: auctions and the beginning collector
• Visit the Horatio Alger collection at Northern Illinois University.
• Books recommended by the Horatio Alger Society
• Bibliography of the works of Horatio Alger, Jr.
• Newsboy Index
• Help us find forty-six missing Alger book title formats.
• Check out the newly-published Horatio Alger titles produced by Polyglot Press.
• Follow this link to a recommended Bookbinder and Book restoration specialist
• Learn more about Horatio Alger, Jr. on the Web through our links to these sites.
• Alger's books: some representative bindings, illustrations, and dust jackets
• Horatio Alger Society Archive page (convention pics, legal documentation, etc.)