HI 350.2 - Serfs, Slaves and Sojourners: The Minority Experience in America (Dickson) - Spring 2020

The official library of Congress and also holds the Copyright office. Search various collections including photographs, newspapers, and more on a vast variety of topics related to the United States including government and history.

The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration makes various documents related to the federal government and the United States available.

DPLA connects users to digitized items from libraries, museums, educational institutions, and archives from across the United States. A variety of topics and historical events are covered in the collections.

Digital collection from the Library of Congress containing various documents from the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention.

Archived versions of White House websites from the Clinton Administration - present. The versions of these websites are not updated or adjusted.

A collaboration between UNT Libraries and U.S. Government Printing Office, the CyberCemetery is a searchable archive of defunct government websites from agencies or commissions that are no longer active.

This project by the California Digital Library and the Internet Archive seeks to archive federal government web pages at the end of presidential terms. 2008-.

This blog post from the Obama White House outlines where social media accounts and other digital presences of the administration and White House Officials are archived.

A collection of archived Congressional member websites (both from the Senate and House of Representatives) made available by the Library of Congress.

The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine allows users to browse images of captured webpages. Enter a web address to see captures of the website available at various points in time.

Archived by the Library of Congress, this collection provides archived versions of federal court websites including the Supreme Court.

Websites related to groups within the legislative branch archived by the Library of Congress.