Primary Sources

Here you can find links to sites with primary source information. View
original and historical diaries, letters, photographs, maps, audio
recordings and much more.

• University of Washington
• History and Politics Out Loud - This great site has Real Audio clips of actual historical speeches.
• Library of Congress American Memory Project
• American Treasures of the Library of Congress
• Today in History
• National Archives and Records Administration Exhibit
  Hall
• National Gallery of Art
• University of Pennsylvania Center for Electronic Text and Image Collections
• Berkeley SunSITE Digital Collections
• Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript and Special Collections Library
• Yahoo!'s Listing of Archives
• Yahoo!'s Listing of Digital Library Projects and Collections
• Yahoo!'s Listing of Map Libraries and Collections
• National Archives and Records Administration: The Digital Classroom
• American Memory Project Learning Page
• EDSITEment Top Humanities Websites 
• Tinfoil.com - Digitized original early recordings
• Learn Out Loud - Free audio and video resources including historical speeches, lectures, interviews and more.
• Eyewitness to History - Features archived photos, documents, and both verbal and written eyewitness accounts of famous events in history.
• WGBH Open Vault - Video excerpts, searchable transcripts, and interviews by public television station WGBH between1968 and 1993 for individual and classroom learning.