20th Century United States - Barton Truscott: Primary Sources - US History

A portal to a variety of links on documents and images online in U.S. History.

As compiled by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration.

The Library of Congress has a growing collection of digitized primary documents MOSTLY on American history. You can search the collection by time period, place and broad topic. Library of Congress subject headings as used in the CSUSM catalog will also work in this database.

This partnership has the admirable goal of digitizing newspapers from all 50 states for 1836-1922. At this point in its development, only selected states (CA, DC, FL, KY, NY, UT and VA) are available for 1900-1910. Publication and topical information is available for papers published since 1690-present in a separate section.

Contains hundreds of primary sources about us history from the pre-colonial period to the present day.

From the US Government Printing Office.

The National Archives and Records Administration offers inks to the libraries for US Presidents beginning with Truman. The amount of material varies as each library is an independent operation.

Secondary and primary sources about the temperance and prohibition movement in American during the nineteenth century.

...presents digitized primary source documents and images from different periods of history that are in the National Archives collections.