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The Journal of Negro History

The Journal of Negro History is the original name of a quarterly journal on African-American history, published since the early 20th century.

Publication History

The Journal of Negro History was founded in 1916 by Carter G. Woodson, who edited the early volumes. The first actively copyright-renewed issue is October 1940 (v. 25 no. 4). We know of no actively copyright-renewed contributions. (More details) In 2002, the journal was renamed the Journal of African American History.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1916-1929: HathiTrust has page scans of volumes 1-14 freely readable online. Later volumes may be searchable but not readable here.
• 1916-1923: Project Gutenberg has transcriptions of volumes 1-8.
• 1930: The Internet Archive has volume 15, scanned from microfilm.
• 1931: The Internet Archive has volume 16, scanned from microfilm.
• 1932: The Internet Archive has volume 17, scanned from microfilm.
• 1933: The Internet Archive has volume 18, scanned from microfilm.
• 1934: The Internet Archive has volume 19, scanned from microfilm.
• 1935: The Internet Archive has volume 20, scanned from microfilm.
• 1936: The Internet Archive has volume 21, scanned from microfilm.
• 1937: The Internet Archive has volume 22, scanned from microfilm.
• 1938: The Internet Archive has volume 23, scanned from microfilm.
• 1939: The Internet Archive has volume 24, scanned from microfilm.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Journal of African American History site has information on the journal and tables of contents for recent issues.

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