LibGuides: History 254: African American Voices: A Survey of African American History: African American Experiences at Puget Sound

Primary Sources for Group Projects

As you research the history of African American experiences at the University of Puget Sound, explore one of more of the following primary source collections.

The Puget Sound Trail (Digitized Collection)
The Trail is an independent, student-run newspaper funded by the Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound. Archives and Special Collections in Collins Library maintains physical copies as well as the digitized copies available via this link.
A Sound Past
"A Sound Past chronicles through historic photographs the people, buildings, events, athletics, and campus environment that make the University of Puget Sound such a unique place."

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"About the Photos:
Since 2007, John Finney ’67, retired Associate Dean and University Registrar, has been selecting, scanning and describing these images with assistance from the staff of the Collins Memorial Library. The collection represents an ongoing library effort to make photos from the University Archives available to a wider audience."
Tamanawas
Tamanawas is the university's yearbook. It is not available online. There are print copies available in the PNW Room, located just off of the west Reading Room, right after you enter Collins Library. These may not be checked out, but you are welcome to use them in the library.
University Bulletins
Includes information about academic departments and course offerings; some years are missing online but print versions are available in the PNW room.

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