Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Sources: Archives and Digital Collections

Yale Law School's collection of documents in law, history, and diplomacy.

University of Michigan's archives that collected documents on Michigan History and University of Michigan history.

ProQuest's collection of documents on Black history and struggle for equality from slavery to contemporary times.

Collects materials on the history of England.

Library of Congress collection of historic American newspapers.

One-stop discovery experience of materials from cultural institutions across America.

Collects materials on European history.

Collects materials on European history, in original languages.

Non-profit library of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more.

Fordham University's collection of public domain historical texts.

Fordham University's collection of public domain modern historical texts.

Collects digital materials related to U.S. and world history.

Collects photographs from LIFE dated 1750-present.

University of Michigan's collection of materials in American social history of the antebellum through Reconstruction.

Exhibits that collect primary source documents relating to U.S. history.

Collects materials relating to medical history and modern public health research.

Collects manuscripts, photographs, and other primary source materials related to New York state history.

List of Presidential Libraries that house primary documents from respective President's life and time in office.

Digitized books, manuscripts, photographs, and ephemera from the Smithsonian Institute.

Wayne State University's collection of materials related to the development of the American Labor Movement.

Collects manuscripts and materials from around the world dated from 8000 BCE-2000.