Women's History Month Learning Resources
Read the personal correspondence and diaries of women such as Phyllis Wheatley and Margaret Fuller. [...] »
Explore the experiences of World War II's Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) at this companion website to the PBS American Experience documentary. [...] »
In Hawaii today, a large number of people might be considered heirs or pretenders to the Hawaiian throne, were it ever to be revived. [...] »
Joseph Smith's stand on polygamy differentiated between sanctified and unsanctified marriage. [...] »
Read the annotated works of author Willa Cather (1873–1947), including O Pioneer! and My Antonia. [...] »
Learn more about Emma Goldman, radical and feminist activist, through this collection of primary and secondary sources. [...] »
A variety of primary sources and background essays explore the 1911 fire, a hallmark tragedy of the industrial age. [...] »
Learn more about American Jewish women's contributions to their communities and the wider world with these exhibits and resources. [...] »
10,000 pages of records on the struggle for votes for women, including papers by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. [...] »
Some historians who are women sometimes make history themselves. Follow these stories on Drew Gilpin Faust and Laura Thatcher Ulrich. [...] »
