Documentary Photography Archives American

• America from the Great Depression to World War II  - Created by a group of US government photographers that shows images of America in every part of the nation during the times of the Great Depression.
• The American People  - Monumental portfolio of documentary photographs of the American people from 1968 to 2001 by Alwyn Scott Turner.
• American Photography: A Century of Images  - Features a century of photography through an interactive photolab and feature topics.
• California Views: The Pat Hathaway Photo Collection  - Contains over 80,000 historical California images which can be used for research, publications, and historical or personal displays.
• The Center of the World  - Documentary film about the World Trade Center culminating in the events of September 11 and the aftermath.
• Chromogenics Fine Arts and Historical Images  - Photo collection of more than 70,000 images that document the lives of North California ancestors during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
• Consortium of Arizona Museum Archives and Libraries  - Consortium of institutions in Arizona with significant documentary collections in the art and culture of the native people of the southwestern United States and Northern Mexico.
• Documentary Photography  - Dedicated to the exhibition, distribution, and preservation of the historically significant photographs and portfolios of documentary portraits on The American People from 1968-2001.
• Ebay: Historical Havana Cuba Photos  - Contains an extensive collection of photos of Havana's cityscape during the pre-communist years 1952 thru 1956 by Joe E. Abraham.
• Navy Ship Photos.com  - Contains a collection of over 500,000 images covering every aspect of the Navy from the Spanish American War through the Gulf War.
• The Old Times  - Gallery of pictures of work, communications, the city, the country, and the war in the 1930's.
• William P. Gottlieb Photographs from the Golden Age of Jazz  - Comprises over sixteen hundred photographs of celebrated jazz artists documenting the jazz scene from 1938 to 1948, primarily in New York City and Washington, D.C.