John Francis Nicholas Wilkinson, who lived from around 1832 to October 5, 1912, was a librarian at the Library of Congress. An African American who worked his way up from a custodial position, he became an assistant law librarian at the Law Library of Congress and is noted as the Library of Congress's longest-serving employee, with over fifty-five years of service.
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