American
South Collections
Consolidated list of links to online and print collections about
the American south offered at the University of North Carolina
Libraries. Click here.
Southern
Historical Collection A vast collection of distinct archival collections
on the history and culture of the American South comprised
of unique primary documents. Click here.
Southern
Folklife Collection One of the nation's foremost archival resources for
the study of American folk music and popular culture, the SFC
holdings extensively
document all forms of southern musical and oral traditions. Click
here.
North
Carolina Collection
The NCC preserves an incomparable assemblage of literary,
visual, and artifactual materials illustrating four centuries of the colony and
state of North Carolina. Click here.
North
Carolina Collection's Photographic Archives The Collection's more than 400,000
images are a visual record of North Carolina's people, places,
and events and include examples of all major formats from the daguerreotype
of the 1840s
to the
contemporary. Click here.
Southern
Literary Journal
A peer-reviewed journal edited by Fred Hobson and Minrose Gwin,
the SLJ publishes scholarly articles on the literature
of the American South and reviews of critical works on southern
literature and
culture. Click here.
Center for the Study of the American South
410 East Franklin St., CB# 9127, UNC-CH
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-9127
Call: (919) 962-5665 Fax: (919) 962-4433
email: bcall@email.unc.edu