| Title |
Description |
Call
Number |
Separate
Records Available? |
| Abraham
Lincoln papers |
The collection includes correspondence
and other papers, mostly letters, addressed to Lincoln
during his Presidency. Included are two drafts of
the Gettysburg Address, and a small amount of material
about Lincoln written between 1895-1916. Guide
available. |
MICFILM 1099 |
No |
| Andrew
Jackson papers |
The papers include correspondence
(1775-1885), military papers (1781-lS32), a letterbook
(1829-l831), orders, messages and speeches (1829-1836),
and related materials. The collection consists of
papers relating primarily to Jackson's Presidency.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 1098 |
No |
| Benjamin
Harrison papers |
This collection covers every aspect
of Harrison's life and career, and includes correspondence
(1787-1912); legal papers (1855-1900), financial
records including ledgers and account books (1836-1900),
notebooks in shorthand, speeches (1878-1901), articles,
scrapbooks, memorials, printed materials, pamphlets,
and memorabilia. It includes material related to
the Civil War, Indiana politics, Harrison's Presidency,
his legal practice and the Venezuela boundary dispute.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 1186 |
No |
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| James
K. Polk papers |
This collection includes correspondence
(1775-1891), a diaries (1845-1849), messages and
speeches (1833-1849), letter press copy books (1845-1849),
and additional material relating primarily to Polk's
administration. Guide available. |
MICFILM 1100 |
No |
| The
Lyndon B. Johnson national security files, 1963-1969.
Agency file |
The Agency File highlights
the activities and White House interaction between
various foreign policy and related agencies and
departments, the National Security Council, and
various foreign/international policy-related White
House committees. Digital
guide. |
MICFILM 3709 |
No |
| The
Lyndon B. Johnson national security files, 1963-1969.
Committee file |
This micropublication comprises
the working papers, correspondence, memoranda,
and final reports of several foreign policy and
international affairs committees. Digital
guide. |
MICFILM 3710 |
No |
| The
Lyndon B. Johnson national security files, 1963-1969.
Name and speech files |
The Name File is composed primarily
of correspondence, memoranda, and reports highlighting
the activities of members of the National Security
staff during the Johnson administration. The Speech
File consists of the major foreign policy and
international affairs-related speeches, remarks,
and addresses of President Johnson. Digital
guide. |
MICFILM 3712 |
No |
| Microfilms
of the Adams papers |
This family archive covers the
lives and contributions of President John Adams
(1735-1826), Abigail Adams (1744-1818), President
John Quincy Adams (1767-1848), Charles Francis Adams
(1807-1866), and their wives and children. Included
are diaries, letter books, autobiographical writings,
legal papers, political essays and speeches, legislative
papers, family letters, and other items. Guide
available. |
MICFILM 110 |
No |
| Minutes
and documents of the cabinet meetings of President
Eisenhower, 1953-1961 |
Throughout his presidency Dwight
D. Eisenhower relied on his cabinet as a vital component
of his policy-making machinery. This collection
includes minutes of cabinet meetings, official correspondence
and memoranda, discussion papers, department reports,
action status reports (analyses of the implementation
of cabinet decisions), records of actions (summaries
of decisions approved by Eisenhower at each meeting),
and related papers. Guide available. |
MICFILM 1694 |
No |
| Minutes
and documents of the cabinet meetings of President
Johnson, 1963-1969 |
Collection of minutes of cabinet
meetings, official reports, memoranda to the president,
information passed to the cabinet by the president,
and special briefings by the Department of State
and Defense, the joint chiefs of staff, the CIA,
and others. In addition, this collection includes
weekly reports from such departments of the Johnson
administration as the Department of Health, Education
and Welfare, which was responsible for the programs
of the Great Society. Guide available. |
MICFILM 1601 |
No |
| Minutes
of telephone conversations of John Foster Dulles
and of Christian Herter, 1953-1961 |
This collection contains the minutes
of most of the telephone conversations of Dulles,
who served as the U.S. Secretary of State (1953-1959),
and those of his successor, Christian Herter (1959-1961).
It includes extensive coverage of communications
with the President, conversations with fellow cabinet
members, and friends from within and outside of
the government. Guide available. |
MICFILM 1605 |
No |
| Papers,
1674-1859 (James Madison) |
This collection includes Madison's
correspondence (1723-1859), his autobiography (1751-1829),
and material relating to the debates of the Continental
Congress (1776-1788). Guide available. |
MICFILM 1541 |
No |
| Papers,
1758-1839 (James Monroe) |
James Monroe was the last American
President of the “Virginia Dynasty” -- of the first
five men who held that position, four hailed from
Virginia. Monroe also had a long and distinguished
public career as a soldier, diplomat, governor,
senator, and cabinet official. One of his lasting
achievements was the Monroe Doctrine, which became
a major tenet of U.S. foreign policy in the Western
Hemisphere. Guide available. |
MICFILM 668 |
No |
| Papers,
1841-1900 (Andrew Johnson) |
These papers include letters received,
copies of presidential replies, messages and speeches,
courtmartial and amnesty records, diaries of William
G. Moore, business records and records of Johnson's
activities as the Military Governor of Tennessee.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 1274 |
No |
| Papers
1961 (William McKinley, 1843-1901) |
Included in the collection are
correspondence (1847-1902); letter press copy books
(1894-1901); speeches (1878-1901); messages (1897-1900);
scrapbooks (1897-1901); photographs; and some records
kept at the time of McKinley's assassination (1901).
The majority of the material is from 1897-1901.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 1746 |
No |
| Papers
/ Martin van Buren |
The papers of Martin Van Buren
(1782-1862), United States Senator, Governor of
New York, Secretary of State, Vice-President and
President of the United States, were presented to
the Library of Congress by Mrs. Smith Thompson Van
Buren and by Dr. Stuyvesant Fisk Morris in 1904
and 1905. Other materials have been added from time
to time. Guide available. |
MICFILM 798 |
No |
| The
papers of Andrew Jackson: a microfilm supplement |
This publication supplements the
Library of Congress's Andrew Jackson Papers (1967).
Guide available. |
MICFILM 1702 |
No |
| The
press conference of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1933-1945 |
21 multi-page transcripts have
been digitized from this series. This series is
part of the President's Personal File collection
which was set up to contain correspondence concerning
matters in which the president took a personal interest.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 831 |
No |
| Theodore
Roosevelt papers |
The Roosevelt Papers include correspondence
(1759-1919), letter press copy books (1897-1916),
speeches, executive orders (1899-1918), press releases
and proclamations (1901-1909), personal diaries
(1878-1884), desk diaries (1901-1909), reception
books (1901-1909), letter record books (1901-1909),
and scrapbooks (1895-1909). Guide available. |
MICFILM 1164 |
No |
| Thomas
Jefferson papers |
Library of Congress collection.
The largest portion of the papers is general correspondence
(1651-1826). 0ther papers include copies of letters
made by Jefferson from General HoratioGates' Revolutionary
War Letterbook (1730-1731), Jefferson's correspondence
with the District of Columbia Commissioners (1790-1808),
account books (1767-1782), Randolph Family Manuscripts
(1790-1889); and writings on weather, Virginia history,
law, and plantation matters. Guide available. |
MICFILM 1343 |
No |
| The
Thomas Jefferson papers, a microfilm edition of
the Thomas Jefferson Coolidge collection of manuscripts
at the Massachusetts Historical Society
|
In 1898, Jefferson's great-grandson,
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge (1831-1920) of Boston,
presented a large number of Jefferson papers to
the Massachusetts Historical Society. This material
included correspondence (nearly 8,800 pages of both
incoming correspondence and Jefferson's retained
copies of outgoing correspondence), manuscript volumes
including Garden Book, Farm Book, almanacs, accounts,
law treatises, and the manuscript volume listing
the books in Jefferson's personal library. Digital
guide. |
MICFILM 1423 |
No |
| The
Thomas Jefferson papers, University of Virginia
Library |
Most are original documents or
contemporary transcripts made by secretaries and
family members, but some are more recent transcripts
and photographic or electrostatic copies of documents
which remain in private hands or in less readily
accessible institutional repositories. Of the total,
1610 are written by Jefferson, the rest of the correspondence
is to Jefferson or bears a direct relationship to
him. There are approximately 80 architectural drawings
by Jefferson, most of them relating to the building
of the University of Virginia. Digital
archive. |
MICFILM 1342 |
No |
| Ulysses
S. Grant papers |
Grant's papers include general
correspondence (1884-1922), the Personal Memoirs
of U.S. Grant (1884-1885), headquarters records
(1861-1869), military correspondence, letterbooks
(1869-1877), and a wide variety of additional materials.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 1187 |
No |
| U.S.
President proclamations, numbers 1-2160, 1789-1936 |
These proclamations were filmed
from the files of the National Archives of the United
States, for the period of 1789-1936. In 1935, an
attempt was made to collect all the proclamations,
assigning them sequential numbers from the one usually
considered the first proclamation issued by George
Washington declaring November 26, 1789 as a Day
of Thanksgiving. Some documents were overlooked
in compiling this collection and a few have been
added to this film which were not numbered. Guide
available. |
MICFILM 1658 |
No |
| Woodrow
Wilson papers |
This collection includes all important
letters, speeches, interviews, press conferences,
and public papers on Woodrow Wilson. It makes available
as the materials essential to understanding Wilson's
personality, his intellectual, religious, and political
development, and his careers as educator, writer,
orator, and statesman. Guide available. |
MICFILM 1275 |
No |
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