See also the Encyclopedia of world environmental history.

3 vols.

Online version of the 2 volume original. Signed entries with bibliographies ("Suggested Reading"). Bibliographies not annotated. Includes a "Reader's Guide" that arranges the entries by broad topics, a subject index, and several research guides related to the subject of the encyclopedia.

Online version of the 2 volume original. Signed entries with brief bibliographies ("Further Readings and References"). Bibliographies not annotated. Includes a "Reader's Guide" that arranges the entries by broad topic, and a subject index.

3rd ed. Online version of the standard, 10 volume reference work on American history--excellent place to begin.

Online version of the 3 volume original.

2 vols.

4 vols.

Online version of the 2 vol. original.

2 vols. See also: Latino Chronology: Chronologies of the American Mosaic.

2 vols.

Continued by Daily Life in Immigrant America, 1870-1920.

Continues: Refugees in the United States: A Reference Handbook.

Also available Online.

Also available Online.

Documents from the Settlement House Movement, of which Jane Addams's Hull House was probably the most famous.

3 vols.

See also A Guide to the history of Illinois by John Hoffmann (Call No. 016.9773 G941).

2 vols. Online resource. Also available in print through our catalog. A little old, but still highly regarded, and useful as a starting point into just about any historical topic. An excellent introduction to historiographical themes and seminal works.

Also available Online.

Vol. 1 in German; vols. 2 and 3 in English.

2 vols.

Use this annual directory to identify newspapers and periodicals by place of publication (e.g. newspapers published in Danville, Illinois), or by subject (e.g. periodicals about landscaping, gardening, parks, municipal government), or by non-English language groups (e.g. newspapers in German, Croatian, Korean).

3 vols.

Includes a very useful guide to the major radical parties and movements during this time period, as well as information on their relationship to each other (presented as a genealogical chart).

Arranged alphabetically by title, with a geographic index, as well as an index of editors and a subject index. Known locations are indicated.

3 vols.

Continues: Index to Periodical Articles by and about Blacks (see above).
Continued by: G.K. Hall Index to Black Periodicals (see below).

The actual newspapers can be borrowed, through Inter-Library Loan, from the Center for Research Libraries.