* A Night to Remember (1955): A meticulously researched and gripping account of the sinking of the Titanic, drawing from survivors' testimonies and official records.
* The Day Lincoln Was Shot (1965): This book explores the events leading up to, and the aftermath of, President Abraham Lincoln's assassination.
* Incredible Victory (1967): A detailed account of the Battle of Midway, a significant naval battle in World War II.
Lord also wrote several other historical books, including:
* The Good Years (1960): A look at the 1920s, a period of economic prosperity and cultural change in the United States.
* The Last Train from Berlin (1966): An account of the evacuation of Allied civilians from Berlin during World War II.
* The Dawn of the Dead (1970): A historical account of the American Civil War.
Walter Lord's books are known for their meticulous research, vivid descriptions, and engaging storytelling. He was a master at bringing history to life, making his books both informative and entertaining.