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![Daguerreotype, [Dolley Madison. . .], 1848, Matthew Brady, Library of Congress](http://teachinghistory.org/system/files/imagecache/thumbnail/DolleyMadison432x240_0.jpg "Daguerreotype, [Dolley Madison, three-quarter length portrait of a woman, facing front, seated], 1848, Matthew B. Brady, Library of Congress")
Read the letters of Dolley Madison while learning about her life—from childhood to widowhood. [...] »
Locate primary sources relating to U.S and global history. [...] »
See the faces of the rural South, and acquaint yourself with their folk arts. [...] »
Learn more about Emma Goldman, radical and feminist activist, through this collection of primary and secondary sources. [...] »
Explore husband-wife relationships through this late 19th century series of letters. [...] »
Find out what people thought of everything from ablation to vinegar in 1911. [...] »
Search over 200 prominent African American scientists. [...] »
Explore the infamous Scottboro case through a variety of primary source documents and images. [...] »
An ideal website for researching basic information regarding the Salem Witch Trials. [...] »
Brings together more than 600 federally-funded resources for teaching U.S. history. [...] »
