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Primary Sources
Need to understand the difference between primary and secondary sources? Go to the Primary and Secondary Sources page.
Overview
This research guide pulls together a variety of sources you may want to use if you're conducting historical research.
Want to know where to start your research? Click on the above tabs to find lists of resources and related information about Books, Articles, Newspapers, Government Documents, Archival Resources, Microform Collections, or Internet Sites. If you're trying to find a review of a history book, click on the Book Reviews tab under the Books tab.
Guides To Doing Historical Research
Looking for an online guide to doing historical research?
Citing Your Sources
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Chicago Manual of Style OnlineThe 17th Edition of the Chicago Manual of Style, a citation and presentation style often used in the Arts & Humanities. The three month trial of CMOS Online goes from September 8 to December 8, 2020.
Digital Humanities Tutorials
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The Programmng HistorianAt this web site you'll find tutorials on how to use Python and other programs, do text analysis, make Omeka exhibits, and other topics of interest to digital historians.
Author of this LibGuide
Maureen Barry
Contact:
152 Jerome Library
419-372-3847