LibGuides: HIS 403: History of Religion in the South: Websites & Archives

Websites

Religion in American History blog
Journal of Southern Religion The Journal of Southern Religion is the first scholarly journal devoted to the study of religion in the American South. The journal is fully peer-reviewed, reflecting the best traditions of critical scholarship. It is an open-access publication, published free of cost in its entirety on the Internet. The JSR publishes articles and book reviews, as well as new media.
Teaching Southern Religious History: An Interview with Charles Reagan Wilson (JSR)
Institute for Studies of Religion (Baylor University)
Association of Religion Data Archives
Center for the Study of Religion & American Culture (from Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis)
Hartford Institute for Religion Research (from Hartford Seminary)

Mississippi Primary Sources

Mississippi College Archives The Mississippi College Room houses official publications of Mississippi College and other materials related to the university. The Faculty Authors Collection and the Alumni Authors Collection are located in the MC Room and include publications by or about MC faculty, alumni, and students. The MC Archives maintains research materials relating to Mississippi College and Central Female Institute/Hillman College history. The collection includes catalogs and yearbooks, photographs, vertical files, scrapbooks, and other materials.
Mississippi Department of Archives and History Located in Jackson, MS, the Mississippi Department of Archives and History collects, preserves, and provides access to the archival resources of the state, administers museums and historic sites, and oversees statewide programs for historic preservation, government records management, and publications. Search their digital collections and online catalog for gov't records, manuscript collections, audiovisual collections, MS maps, "Mississippiana", museum collections, and more.
Mississippi State University Digital Collections Digitized materials representing selected holdings in the Manuscripts, University Archives, the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library, and the Congressional & Political Research Center areas of the MSU Library are accessible through the Digital Library. These include diaries, correspondence, ledgers, photographs, transcripts, sheet music, and other unique materials, as well as publications.
University of Mississippi Digital Collections This expanding set of materials represents a cross section of the Archives and Special Collections physical holdings as well as the Accounting Collections digital materials. Intended to support research and interest within and beyond the University of Mississippi community, these items include manuscripts, photographs, sheet music, streaming media, accounting publications, pamphlets and more.
Southern Mississippi University Digital Collections The University of Southern Mississippi Libraries’ Digital Collections was established in November 1999 to create research quality digital collections of texts, images, and audio materials and make these collections available to scholars throughout the world. The first major collection was The Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive. The Libraries’ Digital Collections aids in the preservation of research materials and promotes teaching and scholarship by providing digital access to the resources of the Special Collections housed in McCain Library & Archives.
Mississippi Digital Library The Mississippi Digital Library is the cooperative digital library program for the state. Its ultimate aim is to provide access to primary source materials covering a wide range of subject areas from Mississippi museums, archives, libraries, and historical societies.
List of Mississippi Historical Societies (from MDAH)

HIS 403: History of Religion in the South: Websites & Archives

Online Archives

Websites

Mississippi Primary Sources