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Research Resources
Here are some interesting places on the Internet that I've enjoyed visiting. If you have a favorite to
add to this page, please send me your information
Thanks,
Susan
***** (five stars) A bibliography of Oral History Interviews on the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi - The research was conducted in the fall of 1997 by the staff members at The University of Southern Mississippi's Center for Oral History and Cultural Heritage and at the Tougaloo College Archives. The work was funded by the State Legislature through a grant administered jointly by the Department of Archives and History and the Humanities Council, which also contributed some funding.
Detailed Guide to over 900 oral history interviews about the Civil Rights Movement.
Harsh Research Collection - The Chicago Public Library
The microform holdings of the Harsh Research Collection are very extensive and provide a means to do research in collections, that, if not for microform technology, would be difficult to reach from the Chicago Public Library service area. "At widely separated locations in the United States, places such as New York City, Washington, DC, Atlanta, New Orleans, Tuskegee, Alabama, and Hampton, Virginia, there exist important collections of interest to those researching African American history topics. Our microform holdings eliminate the need for our patrons to travel to distant locations to use valuable collections. You can find these collections here in Chicago at one location. By giving you, our patron, a broad access to a wide range of materials, we can hopefully assist you in making the research project one of very high calibre. " Robert Miller, Curator
Squished - So what're the other histories of the south? The hidden, squashed, and ignored ones? (A List of Good Reads by Alec "Icky" Dunn)
Civil Rights Mediation Oral History Project - University of Colorado