Libraries, Library Collections

Amherst, Hampshire, Mt. Holyoke, Smith and University of Massachusetts records and manuscripts on women's history and women's education.

University Press Associates has microfilmed collections on women's history; these guides are rich in descriptive information.

Holdings at LSU, including listings of journals, bibliography of African American women, women in science,

Description of a collection of records, 1894-1923. Check with university and other local libraries for availability.

Annotated bibliography, including a list of library collections on the topic of Jewish women in America.

This guide to a microfilm archive collection (records 1895-1992) itself provides useful background information on an important organization of African American women activists.

This description of a microfilm collection includes some background information on the work 1933-1945 of the First Lady.

Papers from Jane Addams, other Women's International League for Peace and Freedom activists, and others are at this Swarthmore College library.

Outline of their (print) collection: women and work, art, business, social service, writers, labor movement, Latin America, consumer activism, etc.

Finding women's history in the South Dakota State Archives.

Women's studies resources available at the University of Wisconsin.

Women's studies resources available at the UW library.

Several collections on women and work, drawn from the library collections of the Harvard Business School. Includes manual labor (pre- and non-industrial as well as factory work), professional work, finance and investment, law, and general material on women's lives.