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The Library of Congress:
"The mission of the Library of Congress is to make its
resources available and useful to the Congress and the American
people."
American Memory:
Front Door , Collection Finder
and the Learning Page
Exhibitions:
including a permanent exhibit on American Treasures.
America's
Story: activities geared for kids.
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National
Archive and Records Administration: ". .
. to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . .that documents
the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials,
and the national experience . . ."
National
Archive Information Locator
and NAIL Search Form
Resources
for Educators
American
Originals: treasures from the National Archives
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The Smithsonian Institution:
Access to resources at the Smithsonian, including the Online Collections
and Resources for Teachers.
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Home Page
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| The History Channel Classroom:
coordinates teaching resources and programming on the History
Channel. "Not only is
taping permitted, it is positively encouraged!" Web
resources are also available at The History
Channel Exhibits page. |
| PBS Online:
"the home of comprehensive companion Web sites for more than
400 PBS television programs and specials, as well as original Web
content and real-time learning adventures"
The
American Experience: (WGBH) "stories of the people and
events that shaped this country."
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National Geographic:
Companions and augments material in National Geographic Society
Publications. Map
Machine, Education
Resources and Lessons
are also available.
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Social
Studies resources available at NASA.
NASA
History Office: a site set up to "document and preserve
the agency’s remarkable history."
NASA Multimedia Gallery:
a collection of photo, video, and audio resources.
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National Parks Service |
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US Census Bureau Home Page
United States Historical Data Census Browser:
Census data from 1790 to today is compiled at the University of
Virginia.
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| FirstGov:
A portal for all Federal Government resources |
| NY
State Archives: Documents for Teachers |
| Avalon Project at the Yale Law School:
A collection of "documents in law, history, and
diplomacy." |
| Virginia
Center for Digital History: Sponsored by the University of
Virginia |
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Private
Providers History Resources
Eye
Witness: "Illuminating the past through personal narratives and other first-hand sources, EyeWitness is presented by Ibis Communications, Inc. a digital publisher of educational programming."
The
History Net: Posted by the Cowles History Group, Inc.
and PRIMEDIA History Group who publish special interest
history magazines.
The
History Place: "A private, independent, Internet-only
publication based in the Boston area."
The
History Page: private page maintained by Rick John Brix
Historical Text Archive:
private page maintained by Don Mabry
Camelot
Village: by Knight Entertainment. Video
Clips from the BBC, Timelines
from Different Geographic Regions, Virtual
Tours and Panoramas from European Cities
InfoPlease:
Dictionary, Encyclopedia, and Almanac
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Text
Collections on the Internet
Project
Gutenburg: An international effort to digitalize literature.
Bartleby.com:
Internet publisher of books, reference, and verse
The
Internet Public Library: A collection of online resources.
On-Line
Books Page: University of Pennsylvania, "facilitates
access to books that are freely readable over the Internet."
Texts:
Primary source documents and transcripts from the University of
Groningen, the Netherlands.
Online Book Initiative:
Listing of documents and writings available.
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Audio
Resources
The World's Greatest Speeches:
on broadcast.com
The Archer Audio Archives
Historical Speeches Archive
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| 50states.COM:
Almanac on each of the States. Posted by Weber
Publications, it provides links to other sites for each state. |
| Country
Studies Area Handbook Series: Library of Congress - Federal
Research Division |
| Hyperhistory
Online: "a companion to the World History Chart of
Andreas Nothiger." |
| Center for History and New Media |
| Other
Sources of Documents on the Internet |
| Repositories of Primary Sources:
A listing of over 4000 websites describing holdings
of manuscripts, archives, rare books, historical photographs, and
other primary sources for the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia,
Africa, Latin America and the Near East. |
| Historical
Documents: private page maintained by Rick John Brix |
| Documents for the Study of American History:
University of Kansas |
| Historic Documents of the United States of America:
Brigham Young University |
| U.S. Historical Documents:
University of Oaklahoma |
| Douglass
- Archives of American Public Address: speeches from the
history of the United States |
| The
Founder's Library: Resources related to the Declaration of
Independence, by the Claremont Institute. |
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