Make use of the resources from the Library of Congress, World Digital Library, Smithsonian and other archives and libraries.
- The Fathom Archive: Columbia University’s archive collection is full of learning resources from the University of Chicago, New York Public Library, and a lot more.
- Thomas Jefferson Digital Archive: The University of Virginia Library has posted electronic texts, The Jeffersonian Cyclopedia, and other resources.
- American Memory from the Library of Congress: View collections from the Library of Congress in areas like religion, music, maps, advertising, African American history, and more.
- World Digital Library: This project, which involves the support of the Library of Congress and other organizations, has thousands of learning materials from all over the world.
- Primary Sources on American Art and Artists: The Smithsonian Archives of American Art supports this online collection.
- Internet Archive: The Internet Archive boasts texts, audio, posts and more for exploring history, pop culture and beyond.
- Russian Archives Online: This site links to film, photo and other archives and exhibitions at state museums and other organizations.
- The National Archives: Archives.gov is an immense resource for learning about U.S. history.
- Library of Congress Digital Collections: The LoC also provides public access to historic newspapers, American history collections, poetry and literature, and more.
- OSA Archivum: Look up archived materials about the Cold War and Eastern European culture, politics and society.
- The Rosetta Project: The Rosetta Project holds archives of every human language in the world.
- U.S. Census Bureau: Here you can look up maps, economic census reports, projections, and a lot more to analyze U.S. history and society.
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