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History Digital Collections and Internet Links

• American Women’s History: A Research Guide
  Middle Tennessee State University Library’s index to a wide range of digital collections on the world wide web.
• The American Memory Project
  The Library of Congress' digital collection of primary and secondary sources in American History.
• The Avalon Project at Yale
  Online documents from the 18th to 20th Centuries.
• Database of Digital Collections Online
  The University of Connecticut Libraries’ database of primary documents and images on the web.
• EuroDocs
  Brigham Young University's digital archive of primary documents from Western Europe.
• In the First Person - an index to online oral history collections in the U.S.
• Kappler’s Indian Affairs
  Oklahoma State University’s digitization project on this famous work on Indian laws and treaties.
• Hanover College Text and Documents on European History
  Use this site to find sources on European History from Ancient to Modern times.
• The Making of America
  A collection of primary sources from the 19th Century.
• Margaret Sanger Papers
  The University of South Carolina’s online collection of the correspondence and publications of Margaret Sanger.
• Martin Luther King Papers Project
  Stanford University’s collections of King’s speeches, papers, and publications.
• Native American Documents Project
  California State University’s digital collection of published reports and allotment data.
• New Deal Network
  Collection of documents on the New Deal from the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute and the Roosevelt Presidential Library.
• North American Slave Narratives
  University of North Carolina’s digital collection of slave narratives recorded from 1700 to the early 1900s.
• OhioLink Digital Media Center
  Ohio’s educational digital network of historical materials. Oral histories of the Kent State University shootings and primary documents on the history of American slavery have been added.
• Perseus Project
  Tufts University's digital library for the study of the ancient world and beyond.
• Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture
  Duke University’s online documents archive for the women’s liberation movement, women of the Civil War, and African-American women.
• Teaching History
  Internet links on several topics in history provided by Emporia State University's Teaching History journal of methods.
• Women and Social Movements in the United States
  SUNY-Binghamton University’s digital collections on women, dating from 1775 to the present.

January 30, 2006 10:00 AM

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