Research Guides: WMST 400: Theories of Feminism: Primary Resources: Major Microform Collections

Each of these collections will have a print guide to them which are housed in McKeldin Reference section under the same call numbers as the collections themselves.

American women’s diaries
Call Number: UMCP Severn Library Offsite Microform - Microfilm HQ1418 .A43
Susan E.P.B. Forbes, 1841-1908 (11 reels) -- Ruth Henshaw Bascom, 1789-1846 (3 reels) -- Caroline Barrett White, 1849-1915 (6 reels) -- Abigail Gardner Drew, 1799-1817; Hannah Davis Gale, 1837-1838; Luisa Adams Park, 1800-1801; Sally Ripley, 1799-1801 & 1805-1809; Martha "Patty" Rogers, 1785 (1 reel).
Cornell University Collection: Women's Rights Pamphlets on Microfiche.
Call Number: UMCP McKeldin Library Periodicals Rm - Microfilm HQ1154 .C671 FOLIO
This collection consists of 117 pamphlets published between 1814 and 1912 which are held by Cornell's Olin Library.
Herstory = Women’s history collection. From the International Women’s History Archives, Berkeley, California.
Call Number: UMCP Severn Library Offsite Microform - Microfilm HQ1426 .H4
Microfilm of the International Women’s History Archives organized by the Women’s History Library. Includes women’s liberation and women’s civic, religious, professional and peace journals, newspapers and newsletter from all over the world and published from 1956 through Sept. 1971.
Mary McLeod Bethune papers: the Bethune Foundation collection
Call Number: McKeldin Library Periodicals Rm - Microfilm E185.97 .B34
Each part accompanied by a printed guide, compiled by Randolph H. Boehm, entitled: A guide to the microfilm edition of Mary McLeod Bethune papers.
contents pt. 1. Writings, diaries, scrapbooks, biographical materials, and files on the National Youth Administration and women’s organizations, 1918-1955 (19 reels) -- pt. 2. Correspondence files, 1914-1955 (17 reels)
Princeton University Libraries Latin American microfilm collection. Supplement 2, Women and gender issues in Latin America
Call Number: McKeldin Library Periodicals Rm - Microfilm HQ1460.5 .P743 1999
reel 1. File 1. Bolivia ; File 2. Central America ; File 3. Colombia ; File 4. Costa Rica -- reel 2. Colección metodológias No. 5 ; File 5. Cuba ; File 6. Dominican Republic ; File 7. Ecuador -- reel 3. Miscellaneous publications (1985-1994) ; File 8. El Salvador ; File 9. Guatemala ; File 10. Honduras ; File 11. Latin America -- reel 4. Miscellaneous publications (1983-1998, undated ; File 12. Mexico ; File 13. Nicaragua -- reel 5. Miscellaneous publications (1987) ; File 14. Panama ; File 15. Paraguay ; File 16. Peru ; File 17. Puerto Rico ; File 18. Uruguay ; File 19. Venezuela
Sex research: early literature from statistics to erotica.
Call Number: McKeldin Library Periodicals Rm - Microfilm HQ60 .S48
Section 1 (reels 1-14). Sexual behavior and attitudes -- Section 2 (reels 15-24). Sex, law and medicine -- Section 3 (reels 25-106). Sex and literature -- Section 4 (reels 107-120). Sex and the humanities.
The Jane Addams papers, 1860-1960
Call Number: UMCP McKeldin Library Periodicals Rm - Microfilm HV40.32 .A33
Consists of Addams’s papers from Swarthmore College Peace Collection and many other repositories.
Each reel preceeded by explanatory printed front matter which includes the table of contents for the entire collection.
Main body of work contained in reels 1-71 with remaining 11 reels comprising the Addendum.
Consists of five major sections: correspondence, documents, writings, Hull-House Association records, and clippings file.
To be used in conjunction with printed guide entitled: The Jane Addams papers.
The Women’s movement in Cuba, 1898-1958: the Stoner collection on Cuban feminism
Call Number: McKeldin Library Periodicals Rm - Microfilm HQ1236.5.C9 W66 1991
Feminism, women's rights, legal status of women in Cuba
Women advising women, 1450-1837: advice books, manuals and journals for women
Call Number: McKeldin Library Periodicals Rm - Microfilm PN5124.W6 W65 1994
Part 1: Early Women's Journals, c.1700-1832. Part 2: Advice Books, Manuals, Almanacs and Journals, c.1625-1837. Part 3: The Lady's Magazine, 1770-1800. Part 4: The Lady's Magazine, 1801-1832. Part 5: Women's Writing and Advice, 1450-1700. Parts 6 and 7 sources.