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Government website that contains pictures and other primary sources on WWII. Useful in making PowerPoint and other presentations.

Here is a blog that contains letters written during WWII. Good source of primary documents if you are able to sort through some of the advertisements.

These archives from Yale Law School include links to various primary source documents from the September 11 terrorist attacks. The Avalon Project gathers various documents dealing with Law, History and Diplomacy which could be very useful when discussing history, or current events.

I utilize this website for primary sources: it has many speeches, debates, interviews, especially in audio, text, and videos of many sorts of mediums.

This site is very useful if you want to utilize primary sources that is valuable for Social Studies Educators: Oral Historiography.

An amazing source for declassified United States' documents that could easily be used for primary sources in a modern U.S. or world history classes. These could be used for a in-class debate as the National Security Archive houses many documents on very controversial issues in history. I would also highly recommend looking through them to provide yourself with different prospectives as a future teacher.

This website contains useful information for teachers. Funded by the Department of Education, this website has lesson plans, primary documents, and helpful advice from current teachers.

Lesson plans, pictures, primary sources, quizzes

Great place to find primary documents from almost any time period.

This site analyzes Boston at before and at the beginning of the Revolutionary War. It includes, commentaries on significant events and people, maps, pictures, and primary sources