Teach with the Newberry's Collections Primary sources selected by educators, with essays and discussion questions for use in the humanities classroom. Browse Topics 01Choose a TopicFrom collections on history, literature, and culture, spanning the 15th century to today 02Research a topic or prepare a lessonWith materials developed by scholars, faculty, and teachers 03Reuse and repurposeThe Newberry makes its content available for lawful purposes without licensing or permission fees to the library New & improved! Classroom Materials Digital Collections for the Classroom is pleased to present enhanced Classroom Materials pages featuring ready-to-use teaching resources, including:Class warm-up/Unit openersCollection essaysFull lesson plansSkills lessonsVisual literacy exercisesLearn more at About: Classroom Materials.Looking for lessons from the previous version of DCC? These are now available as Classroom Materials: Collection Essays Browse Materials Featured Topics World History Arts Black History Literature Related Sites Newberry Transcribe Read first-hand accounts from history while helping to make handwritten letters & diaries full-text searchable! Visit Newberry Transcribe Midwest Time Machine Browse a sampling of user-submitted transcriptions, illustrated with historic maps and images Visit Midwest Time Machine Images:Bureau of India Affairs relocation materials (circa 1955) from Riots and Protest: Chicago’s Legacy of Conflict; Venice map (1676) from Crossing Borders Across Venetian, Habsburg and Ottoman Empires; Le miroir de humaine saluation (1455) from Wives & Wenches, Sinners & Saints…; Pullman employee service record (mid-20th century) from Jazz, Chicago & the Great Migration; Romeo & Juliet sheet music (1905) from Shakespeare in the 19th-Century U.S.