| American
History Sites |
| American
Family Immigration History Center |
Database
of 22 million people who passed through Ellis Island
between 1892 and 1924. |
| Abraham
Lincoln Papers |
61,000
images from the Library of Congress. |
| American
History Links |
Multnomah
County Library's Homework Center American History page. |
| American
Memory |
A
Library of Congress gateway to rich primary source
materials relating to the history and culture of the U.S.
More than 7 million items from 100 collections. |
| Avalon
Project at Yale Law School |
In
addition to treaties, this collection of digitized primary
documents also includes presidential addresses, statues,
and court cases all relating to relations between the
United States and Native Americans. |
| Biographies |
Multnomah
County Library's Homework Center Biographies page. |
| Native
American History and Culture |
A
service of the Smithsonian Institution, this site includes
online exhibits and extensive sources of information on
Native American topics. |
| National
Atlas of the USA |
Need
a map of country boundaries, precipitation levels,
invasive species, or Superfund sites? |
| National
Baseball Hall of Fame |
Photos
and bios of the Hall's members as well as current events
and exhibits. |
| Salem
Witch Trials |
University
of Virginia Documentary Archive and transcription project. |
| September
11 Attacks |
Springfield
(Mass.) Library collects primary sources, remembrances,
research and news sources, and many other resources
relating to this event. |
| Smithsonian
Civil War Archives |
Civil
War explored through Smithsonian's extensive and manifold
collections. |
| Virginia
Military Institute Archives |
Online
research center featuring full text Civil War collections,
images and more. |
| Women's
Work in the 19th Century |
A
webliography of sites related to the work of women in the
19th century created at Kennesaw State University. |
| Words
and Deeds in American History |
Selected
documents from the Manuscript Division of the Library of
Congress from the 15th to the mid-20th century. |
| World
History Sites |
| Avalon
Project at the Yale Law School |
Digital
documents relevant to the fields of history, economics,
politics, diplomacy, and government arranged in categories
from pre-18th century to modern. |
| Biographies
of Women Mathematicians |
On-going
project by students in mathematics classes at Agnes Scott
College, in Atlanta, Georgia, to illustrate the numerous
achievements of women in the field of mathematics. |
| History
in the News: Middle East |
Excellent
place to monitor recent events or to gain a better
appreciation for its diverse cultures. |
| Internet
History Sourcebooks Project |
Designed
to provide easy access to primary sources and other
teaching materials in a non-commercial environment. |
| Labyrinth |
Organized
access to electronic resources in medieval studies. |
| Major
Wars |
Multnomah
County Library's Homework Center Wars and World History
links. |
| Medieval
Technology Papers |
Provides
accurate, referenced information on technological
innovation and related subjects in western Europe during
the Middle Ages. |
| Remember |
Links
to Holocaust sites. |
| Renaissance |
Explores
the history and culture of the Late Middle Ages. |
| World
History |
Multnomah
County Library's Homework Center World History Megasites
links. |
| Whitman
History Links |
| History of Whitman Public Library |
|
| Local History Research Room |
|
| Other
Resources |
| Citing
Your Sources |
A
guide based on APA Style. |
| Citing Your Sources |
A guide based on MLA, Chicago, APA and CBE styles. |
| Citation Generator |
An easy way to create perfect citations for a variety of sources. |
