General Research Tools on U.S. Slave Emancipation:
Footnote:
Documenting the American South:
Internet Archive:
American Antiquarian Society—Northern Visions of Race, Region and Reform:
National Parks Service—History & Culture:
Freedmen’s Bureau Online:
America’s Reconstruction:
Library of Congress Learning Page—Civil War & Reconstruction:
Harper’s Weekly—Towards Racial Equality, 1857-1874:
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History:
Military Records:
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System:
African-American Soldiers—Research Links:
National Archives Online Lesson—Black Soldiers in the Civil War:
North Carolina Union Volunteers:
2nd South Carolina Volunteers:
Records of the 105th USCT:
Overview of Service Record for the 102nd USCT:
United States Colored Troops Institute:
North Carolina:
The Roanoke Island Freedmen’s Colony:
New Bern North Carolina—Black History:
North Carolina History Project:
Learn NC:
Eastern North Carolina Digital Library:
Forgotten Sons—North Carolinians In The Union Army:
Caswell County Historical Association:
North Carolina Historical Review:
South Carolina:
Avery Center, South Carolina History Archive:
South Carolina Department of Archives and History:
South Carolina Information Highway [African Americans]:
New South Newspaper [Port Royal]:
South Carolina during Reconstruction:
Lowcountry Digital Library:
Lowcountry Africana:
Gullah/Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor:
The Gullah: Rice, Slavery and the Sierra Leone-American Connection:
Laurens County, SC, During Reconstruction:
Audio/Visual and other Media:
PBS Series–”Thus Far by Faith: 1866-1945: from Emancipation to Jim Crow”:
PBS: Reconstruction: The Second Civil War:
The Research Channel: