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Folklore Archive Internet Resources
American Memory
Governmental archives site from the Library of Congress Historical Collections for
National Digital Libraries. A very large site including historical documents, motion
pictures, photographs, and sound recordings concerning topics in the history of the
United States. Part of the official Library of Congress website.
Acadian Archive
Academic research archives site relating to documenting and preserving
information about the French population of the St John Valley whose roots are in
Acadie and Quebec (French and English).
Archive of Folk Culture
Governmental archives site from the Library of Congress Folklife Center's Archive
of Folk Culture, with multi-format, ethnographic collections including over one
million photographs, manuscripts, audio recordings, and images. America's first
national archive of traditional life.
Archives of Traditional Music
Academic site from Indiana University. The largest university-based ethnographic
sound archives in the United States. Its holdings cover a wide range of cultural and
geographical areas, and include commercial and field recordings of vocal and
instrumental music, folktales, interviews, and oral history, as well as videotapes,
photographs, and manuscripts.
North Carolina Folklife Resources
Academic site with searchable collection of one of the largest archives of Southern
traditions, especially strong in its holdings of Southern music.
UCLA Folklore and Myth Archives
Academic site, well done, easy to use, including archival materials from UCLA
students and faculty with links to many other sites. | 
