HARLEM RENAISSANCE
Subscription Resources:
Contact your Media Specialist if you need a password to access these resources from home.
World Book Online **Online Encyclopedia**
eLibrary **Online Subscription**
(Select the format of your source from books, magazines, pictures, audio, etc.)
Gale Group Databases **Online Subscription**
(Go to "Discovering Collection" and "People Search" to locate books, articles, etc.)
Harlem Renaissance Resources:
Black History Biographies from Gale **Internet Resource**
BlackPast.org: Online Encyclopedia **Online Encyclopedia**
(an Online Reference Guide to African American History from the University of Washington, Seattle)
The Black Renaissance in Washington **Internet Resource**
(from the District of Columbia Public Library)
Drop Me off in Harlem **Internet Resource**
(from The John F. Kennedy Arts Center for the Performing)
Harlem, 1900-1940: Exhibition **Internet Resource**
(from The Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture)
African American Registry: Biographies **Internet Resource**
Voices from the Gaps: Biographies **Internet Resource**
Modern American Poetry **Internet Resource**
Academy of American Poets: Harlem Renaissance **Internet Resource**
Artists at the Smithsonian American Art Museum **Internet Resource**
PBS Jazz Biographies **Internet Resource**
Biography.com **Internet Resource**
More Great Sites on Harlem Renaissance People:
Henry O. Tanner from the Smithsonian **Internet Resource**
Carl Van Vechten from the American Memory Collection **Internet Resource**
Evelyn Preer, Silent Era Actress **Internet Resource**
Bill Robinson, Dancer **Internet Resource**
James Van Der Zee **Internet Resource**
Hennepin County Library
If you have a Hennepin County Library Card, try searching for resources at their website: http://www.hclib.org/
Suggested databases at the Hennepin County Library include:
The Biography Resurce Center
Grove Art Online
Grove Music Online
If you still don't find what you need, talk to your teacher.
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