African American Studies

All microforms (including government documents and newspapers) are located on the basement floor of Langson Library. Hint: Always try to find the Guide to the collection, as the Guide is extremely important for locating specific documents.

UCI Libraries have many microfilm and microfiche collections dealing with African American Studies. Below are just a few selected collections.

Africans in the New World: 1493-1934
Call number:SCI Microforms M 000813 Contents of Reels

Anti-Slavery Collection
Call number: SCI Microforms M000322, Print Guide Available

Black Literature, 1827-1940
Call number: SCI Microforms M 000226

Black Abolitionist Papers, 1830-1865
Call number: SCI Microforms M 000439, Print Guide Available E446 .B59

Papers of Carter G. Woodson & the Association for the Study of Negro Life & History
Call number: SCI Microforms M 000770

Papers of the NAACP, 1909-1950
Call number: SCI Microforms M 000359

Papers of W.E.B. Du Bois
Call number: SCI Microforms M 000351, Print Guide Available Z6616 D8 M35

Plantation Life in the Caribbean
Call number: SCI Microforms M000812 Online Guide

Records of ante-bellum southern plantations from the Revolution through the Civil War
Call number: SCI Microforms M000471; Print Guide Available

Slave Trade Journals and Papers
Call number: SCI Microforms M000822; Print Guide Available

Slavery in Ante-Bellum Southern Industries
Call number: SCI Microforms M000658; Print Guide Available

Slavery
Call number: SCI Microforms M000147; Print Guide Available