Research+Resources

National Archives This collection contains a range of primary documents including photos, posters, audio clips, speeches and much more. The documents are located at facilities across the US and digitally stored on this website. If the document has not been digitally stored online, there is a NYC office that will be happy to help you locate the state where the document is and email a copy.

American Revolution Primary Documents America 1800-1860 Civil War and Reconstruction 100 Documents in US History World War One Early American History 500B.C.-1800 Library of Congress A collection of thousands of primary documents in American History.

Avalon Project at Yale UniversityDocuments in law, history and diplomacy.

www.history.comVisit www.history.com to view streaming video clips, original articles, speeches, and other resources.

http://www.ourdocuments.govThe National Archives Our Documents site at www.ourdocuments.gov is an excellent first stop for U.S. history documents and tips for analyzing primary sources.

World Digital LibraryThe World Digital Library developed by the Library of Congress with UNESCO is available at offers primary source materials from countries from around the world.

Smithsonian Institute The Smithsonian Institution web site is a portal to extensive online collections and background information on U.S. and world history topics