LINKS TO OTHER RESOURCES AND REPOSITORIES

Ver. June 18, 2024
 

NOTES: Links are in their early stages of being listed covering the four sections of this website. They will continually be added to. If you have additional suggestions, please let me know. I would also appreciate cross linking websites.
Many of the websites listed have extensive links that may also be of interest.

NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS OF NATIVE AMERICAN DELEGATIONS:
--Digitized newspapers can be accessed via Ancestry.com, Newspapers.com, Genealogy
Bank, etc. These are by subscription.
--The Library of Congress' Chronicling America is a great, free resource for newspapers:

Photographs relating to the Native Americans can be found in major repositories such as:
--Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological Archives:

PHOTOGRAPHY OF WASHINGTON, D.C.
--Stereos of the Smithsonian Castle:

--1858 Map of Washington, D.C. with addresses referenced in the City Directory. By
Brian D. Kraft. While photo studios are not marked, they are relatively easy to
locate if you have an address. I am working on a spreadsheet cross-referencing
Brian's map is a wonderful resource:

BRITISH PHOTO HISTORY in 19TH CENTURY:
--Royal Photographic Society:
~General resources info:
~RPS Journals: This wonderful, free resource supersedes my work on the RPS
journals as it is all inclusive and word searchable:

--Bernard & Pauline Heathcote's "A Faithful Likeness: The First Photographic Studios
in the British Isles 1841-1855". A fantastic resource accompanied with a five
volume appendix:

--British Photographic History, blog by Dr. Michael Pritchard with discussion, excellent
links, notices etc. by over 4,00 members. https://britishphotohistory.ning.com/

--British Library Photography Section: site is currently recovering from cyber attack. When new link is available I will post.

--Victoria and Albert Museum: Art Library:

--Photographic History Research Center, DeMontfort University:
~General link:

~Roger Taylor's Photographic Exhibitions in Great Britain 1839-1865:

~Members of the Royal Photographic Society, 1853-1901:

--Brian May Archive of Stereoscopy: Stereoscopy Day June 21st:

--London Stereoscopic Company: Stereoscopic books. Also great visual reference
archive for Diableries, T. R. Williams and De La Rue lunar stereos:

--Photographers of Great Britain & Ireland, 1840-1940 ($ charges).

--Early British Photography:

--Jonathan Ross' British stereoscopy website. Especially useful for stereos from 1850s
and 1860s:

TISSUE STEREOVIEWS:
A web search will lead to various websites and blogs showing tissue views. Ebay is
another resource for finding tissue views as are various dealer sites. Unfortunately there
aren't any websites dedicated to tissue views.