The Dwight Foster Public Library in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin holds the remains of Lorine's personal library. Some of these books were donated by her husband, Al Millen, at the time of her death. The rest were received as a bequest from Gail and Bonnie Roub.

Besides these books, the library also maintains a small archive of materials including photographs, sound and video recordings, original poetry and other miscellanea. This collection, as well as much of the archive collection belonging to the Hoard Historical Museum, has been digitized. The digital collection is available here. As far as we know, the majority of Lorine's personal papers were destroyed by her husband after her death per her request.

Access to the Lorine Niedecker collection held by the Dwight Foster Public Library is by appointment only.

List of titles in Lorine's personal library with links to notes and marginalia.

• Electronic Poetry Center - page on Lorine from SUNY Buffalo including a link to the recording of Lorine reading her poetry.
• Longhouse Publishing Niedecker Page - including 3 of Lorine's watercolor paintings.
• Lorine Niedecker - Dept. of English Language and Literature, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan.
• Louis Zukofsky collection - at the University of Texas at Austin.
• Milwaukee Public Radio Program April 16, 2009 - scroll down to the bottom of the page for the link to the part about Lorine.
• Modern American Poetry - from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana.
• Portal Wisconsin - typing Niedecker in the search box will connect you with a visual tour of the Niedecker Room at the Hoard Museum in Fort Atkinson and a feature article done about the centenary celebration.
• University of Wisconsin Digital Collections - the journal "Arts in Society", which includes scans of the original publication of Niedecker's review of Cid Corman's work and some of her poems. To view, click the "Search the Collection" option. At that point, you can search on the name "Niedecker" and limit it to search within the journal "Arts in Society."
• Wisconsin Public Radio program, March 19, 2009 - click on the red "Listen" button next to the image of earth to hear this program.
• Woodland Pattern Book Center information on the 2003 Centenary celebration.

• Cathy Cook's Blog - Cathy is the filmmaker who produced and directed "Immortal Cupboard: In Search of Lorine Niedecker."
• Council for Wisconsin Writers, Inc.
• Fort Atkinson Chamber of Commerce
• Hoard Historical Museum - also holds an archive of Niedecker materials.
• PortalWisconsin - Events and information directory of Wisconsin's culture, arts, humanities and history.
• Wisconsin Center for the Book - from the Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts and Letters.
• Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets