*Notes:
Primary sources in British history can be found in collections like Early English books 1475-1640 by Alfred W Pollard (Alfred William). It is available at the JFK Library Lower Level Microfilm (Call number: Z2002 .P77)
The following Web sites will explain the differences between primary and secondary sources.
To find books that reproduce primary sources on your topic, you need to enter the topic (or person) you are researching and one of the following subjects:
Archives, correspondence, diaries, interviews, letters, manuscripts, maps, memoirs, narratives (personal, slave, etc.), photographs, propaganda, sources, speeches.
If you want to find reproductions of important primary sources from U.S. history, then you can do a subject search for United States History Sources in the EWU catalog.
EWU Digital Collections [http://econtent.library.ewu.edu/]: Publicly available archival photographs highlighting the history of people and places of Eastern Washington University and the Eastern Washington region. Select the collection you want to look at and click on the Browse All link at the top to see all the materials/photographs.
Location of the physical EWU Libraries Archives & Special Collections: Lower level of the JFK Library (Tel.# 509-359-2475). Contact person: Steve Bingo, Digital Projects Archivist [sbingo@ewu.edu].
EWU Digital Commons [http://dc.ewu.edu/]: This collection holds research and scholarly output by individuals, university departments and centers on campus. Examples include electronic copies of recent masters thesis, faculty publications and more.