Thousands of documents on American politics and society, focusing on the 20th century. Includes information about Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, the women's movement, environmental issues, civil rights, health care, the Watergate scandal and much more.

Research files (1880-1930) of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service on the early 20th century wave of immigration of Asians, Europeans and Mexicans. With documents and correspondence about, among other things, the arrival of migrants on Ellis Island, problems of Asian migrants and research into prostitution. For historians and other scholars.

11 digitized Harvard Law Library archives from the period 1861-1976. Contains texts by and about US Supreme Court judges and major court cases from American history. View letters, personal reports, notebooks, legal documents, and more. Rich resource for historians and legal scholars.

View the notes, telegrams, drawings, diaries, letters and many other documents from the archive of American inventor Thomas Edison. For researchers interested in American history, the history of science and the development of innovative ideas in general.

Confidential reports from U.S. diplomatic services abroad from 1914 to 1945. Contains correspondence, reports, locally collected information and background documentation from American diplomats in Japan, Cuba, Iran, Israel and the Soviet Union, among others. For historians and those interested in America's foreign policy.

Database of US military intelligence reports from 1911-1944. Contains information about developments and events during that period in different countries, such as Germany, China and the Soviet Union. Source for historians and those who research the United States Army.

Collection of American documents on the U.S. involvement in Vietnam and the Vietnam War, in the period 1960-1975. Includes interviews, reports, speeches, articles and more from the US government, the armed forces, officials and journalists. You can download the documents as a PDF. Source for historians.

Collection of documents from national, regional and local American women's rights organizations from the 19th and 20th centuries. Includes correspondence, diaries, essays and more of the women who played a leading role in women's emancipation, including biographical information. The documents can be downloaded. Source for historians.

Search thousands of official US documents from World War II, including military operations, war crimes and refugees. Includes several collections that capture the role of the United States, such as records of United States Navy operations and maps of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. For historians, researchers and other interested parties.

Digitized collection with the 141 diaries of the British Queen Victoria, who reigned from 1837 to 1901. About household affairs, family, politics, literature and meetings with eminent figures. With drawings by the Queen herself. Resource for biographers and scholars studying 19th century British society, but also just nice to read.