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The following resources are intended to aid you in your research with historical materials. We hope to provide avenues for exploring the historical context of FDR's presidency and to offer assistance in approaching archival research. To search for primary source materials in the FDR Library's Archives, please visit Search Our Collections. Resources geared toward educators and school-age students are available through the Education portion of this website.

Historical and Biographical:

Special Topics Controversial issues, topical document selections, and special online presentations featuring materials from the FDR Library's collections

Roosevelt Facts and Figures

A quick reference for learning about the life and times of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt

FDR Day by Day An interactive chronology of the
Franklin D. Roosevelt presidency

Roosevelt Genealogy

Charts the family history of both Franklin Delano and Anna Eleanor Roosevelt

Bibliographies:
- New Books in the Collection
  Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
  The New Deal
  World War II
Public Papers of FDR Full text online versions of fireside chats, public messages, news conferences, and more hosted by the American Presidency Project
Eleanor Roosevelt Project Search Eleanor Roosevelt's writings and media commentary on democracy and human rights

Research at the FDR Library:

Citation and Copyright Information on legal use restrictions for materials in the FDRL Archives

Plan a Research Visit Prepare for your trip to the FDR Presidential Library

FAQs — Research at the FDR Library Where to go, what to bring, all your questions answered

Research Grants Financial assistance provided by the Roosevelt Institute

Guide to Federal Records at the US National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

ARC Database Research catalog of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

Collections at Other Repositories Find Roosevelt era manuscripts housed at other institutions

Ask the Archivist Contact the archives staff with your research question or to inquire about our holdings

Search Our Collections Search for primary sources within the archives of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library

Eleanor Roosevelt speaks to German refugee children after World War II.

Eleanor Roosevelt in Campous, France, visiting a camp for Jewish emigrees to Israel. March 13, 1955.

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