Resources
for the American Studies student
American Studies Indexes
American History
Authors
Libraries and Museums
Popular Culture
Public Figures
General Reference Materials
American Studies electronic research aids, relevant indexes, online libraries, primary texts and special collections
American History
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Authors
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Libraries and Museums
- African-American
Library of Congress
- New York Public Library -
a very professional website that offers information about upcoming
events and exhibitions as well as online resources
- Library of Congress - covers
information on all aspects of American History and Literature
- Smithsonian
Institution
- Getty Museum - online
exhibits ranging from Greek and Roman times to modern photography
- National Museum of American
Art - part of the Smithsonian site
- American Memory - historical collections from the National Digital Library with many
great exhibits focusing on American popular culture
- Fine Arts Museums of
San Francisco - includes an ART Imagebase, a growing searchable
catalogue (approx. 70,000 images at present) of paintings, drawings,
etchings, porcelain, sculpture, silver, glass, furniture, textiles
and more
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
- Museum of Modern Art, New York
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Popular Culture
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Public Figures
- Emma Goldman - a site detailing Emma Goldman's life as an activist in social and
political movements. Includes selected writings
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General Reference Materials
- Wellesley College Electronic Reference Collection - a comprehensive
and reliable source for information ranging from biograhies and dictionaries
to quotations, weights and measurements
- The WWW Virtual Library - a wide-ranging reference source that includes listings in the humanities
(e. g., Art, Dance, History, Museums, Philosophy, etc.)
- My Virtual Reference Desk - news, information, links to many reference works and sources
- Research-It:
your one-stop reference desk - dictionaries, translators of words
in foreign languages, and other reference and language tools
- The Modern English Collection - this heterogeneous collection
contains fiction, non-fiction, poetry, drama, letters, newspapers,
manuscripts and illustrations from 1500 to the present, arranged for
browsing by author's last name or by category of interest
- Documents for the Study of American History: documents that are
organized by century (from 15th to 20th), with more specific organization
by eras in 20th century
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Maintained by Jonathan Imber
Date Created: April 21, 2000
Last Modified: November 5, 2008
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