A Metropolitan Library (OKC public) database. Sign up for a library card if you don't have one. Sources from the U.S. and U.K., including periodicals, governmental and non-governmental reports and policy studies, ACT UP records, Gay Activists Alliance records, and more.

List of digital collections of primary sources (photos, letters, diaries, artifacts, etc.) that document the history of women in the United States.

From C&RL News

Full text of the women's periodical.

UC San Diego library's guide.

Newsletter produced by Herland Sister Resources. A womanist group, which has a strong lesbian focus but is not restricted to just lesbians. Archive is not a complete record of the newsletter but a good sampling that spans the years 1984 to 2016.

Alternative press newspapers, magazines and journals.

Personal writings of more than 1,300 North American women from all classes and walks of life. All age groups, all life stages, many ethnicities, and many geographical regions are represented, from colonial times to 1950. Resources include diaries and letters, as well as biographies.

Interviews with women who lived through the Dust Bowl.

-Better Homes & Gardens (1922-2005)
-Chatelaine (1928-2005)
-Cosmopolitan (1886-2005)
-Essence (1970-2005)
-Good Housekeeping (1885-2005)
-Ladies’ Home Journal (1883-2005)
-Parents (1926-2005)
-Redbook (1903-2005)
-Seventeen (1944-2005)
-Town and Country (1846-2005)
-Woman’s Day (1937-2005)
-Women’s International Network News (1975-2003)

Access to historical analysis and documents related to women and social movements in the United States. It also includes a dictionary of social movements and organizations and a chronology of U.S. Women's history. Resources include book, film, and website reviews, archival documents, and teaching tools.