Julia McNair Wright is buried at Hillcrest Cemetery, Fulton, Missouri.
The Life-Labor of Jean Garston (1859)
The Little Norwegian, and the Young Wood-Cutter: True Stories (1865)
The Shoe Binders of New York; or, The Fields White to the Harvest (1867)
The New York Needle-Woman, or, Elsie’s Stars (1868)
The Corner Stall: A New York Story (1868)
The New York Bible-Woman (1869)
Our Chatham Street Uncle; or, The Three Golden Balls (1869)
Almost a Priest: A Tale That Deals in Facts (1870)
Westward: A Tale of American Emigrant Life (1870)
Moth and Rust: A Very Plain Tale (1870)
John and the Demijohn: A Temperance Tale (1870)
The Right or the Wrong Wife? (1871)
A Story of Two Poor Fishermen (1871)
The Best Fellow in the World: His Haps and Mishaps. Narrated For Public Benefit (1871)
A Million Too Much: A Temperance Tale (1871, 1886)
A Ministerial Tea Party (1872)
Sketches of a Country Parish (1872)
The Mystery of an Old Manor Hall (1872)
Saints and Sinners of the Bible (1872)
Marion Through the Brush: A Border Story (1872)
Walking in Newness of Life: A Memorial Tribute to a Pastor (1873)
Genii of Roof and Hearth (1873)
Pro Bono Publico: A People’s Park (1873)
Romain Kalbris: His Adventures By Sea and Shore (trans. 1873)
The Early Church in Britain: Its Faith and Works (1875)
Lights and Shadows of Sacred Story (1875)
Patriot and Tory: One Hundred Years Ago, A Tale of the Revolution (1876)
A Strange Sea-Story: A Temperance Tale (1877)
Circled By Fire: A True Story (1879)
Firebrands: A Temperance Tale (1879)
The Life Cruise of Captain Bess Adams: A Temperance Tale (1879)
Nothing to Drink: A Temperance Sea Story (1880)
The Oath-Keeper of Forano: A Tale of Italy and Her Evangel (1881)
Practical Life; or, Ways and Means For Developing Character and Resources (1881)
Roland’s Daughter: A Nineteenth-Century Maiden (1885)
The Story of Rasmus; or, The Making of a Man (1886)
“Shall Our Children Study Natural Science?” (1887)
In Black and Gold: A Story of Twin Dragons (1887)
The Heir of Athole: A Story (1887)
Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 1 (1887, 1896)
The Cultivation in Young Children, of a Taste for the Literary and Scientific (1888)
Scientific Collections: How Made (1888)
Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 2 (1888, 1889)
Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 3 (1888, 1894)
Rag Fair and May Fair: The Story of “Me and Benje” (1889)
Mocking-Birds and Their Young (1891)
Frü Dagmar's Son: A Survivor of the “Danmark” (1891)
Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 4 (1891, 1892)
Notes on the Food of the Box Tortoise (1892)
Mr. Grosvenor’s Daughter: A Story of City Life (1893)
On a Snow-Bound Train: A Winter’s Tale (1893)
Mrs. Julia McNair Wright (1893)
Ragweed: A West-World Story (1894)
A New Samaritan: The Story of an Heiress (1895)
Ideal Homes; or, Our Golden-Milestones (1895)
Ladies’ Home Come Book: A Complete Cook Book and Manual of Household Duties (1896)
The Cardiff Estate: A Story (1897)
Astronomy: The Sun and His Family (1898)
Botany: The Story of Plant Life (1898)
Toward the Glory Gate: A Story of Soul Growth (1898)
The Fourth Eclogue of Virgil (1898)
The Awakening of Kohath Sloane, and Other Stories (1899)
This 4-part story appeared in the February, March, April and May 1871 issues of Our Monthly.
This 2-part story appeared in the January and February 1873 issues of Our Monthly.
This 2-part story appeared in the August and September 1873 issues of Our Monthly.
