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Feature site: American Memory: Historical Collections for the National Digital Library
http://memory.loc.gov
This expansive archive of American history and culture features photographs, prints, motion pictures, manuscripts, maps and sound recordings going back to the mid-1800's from the Library of Congress' Special Collections. Currently this site includes over 100 collections on subjects ranging from African-American political pamphlets to California folk music to baseball to Civil War. Most topical sites include special presentations introducing particular depositories or providing historical context for archival materials. Visitors can search the current collections separately or all at once by keyword and type of source (photos and prints, documents, films, sound recordings, or maps). In addition, the Learning Page provides well organized help for using the collections, including several sample teaching assignments.

 

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African American
(sites in this category)
Africans in America
Black History Quest
National Geographic’s Underground Railroad
Slave Movement During the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Without Sanctuary: Photographs and Postcards of Lynching in America
American History
(sites in this category)
National Security Archive at George Washington University
Digital History
(sites in this category)
Digital History from the University of Houston
Valley of the Shadow
Exhibits, Special Features
(sites in this category)
American Treasures of the Library of Congress
Famous Trials
History Wired from the Smithsonian
General History
(sites in this category)
Canada's National History Society
Centre for the Study of Historical Consciousness
ECHO: Exploring and Recording History Online - Science and Technology
History Guide
Hyperhistory online
TheHistoryNet - Where History Lives on the Web
World History
PBS History
Historical Papers Collections
(sites in this category)
Booker T. Washington Papers
Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Museum, and Digital Archives
Truman Presidential Museum & Library Multimedia Digital Archive
George Washngton Papers
History Reference Sites
(sites in this category)
Don Mabry’s Historical Text Archive
Guide to History on the Web
History News Network
Internet Resources in History from Tennessee Technological University
Public History Resource Center
WWW Virtual Library History Central Catalogue
Paul Halsall-Fordham University Internet History Sourcebooks Project
Military
(sites in this category)
World War I Document Archive
Center for Military History from the United States Army
Primary Source Collections (not online)
(sites in this category)
University of Idaho Library Special Collections Department Repository of Primary Source Websites
Social History
(sites in this category)
History of Fashion and Dress
Women
(sites in this category)
American Women
Women in America
American Women
Women of the West
World History
(sites in this category)
Eternal Egypt
League of Nations Photo Archive
Teachers Guide to the Holocaust

 

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