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Using Microforms
Microform collections

Microform collections

Historical microforms by subject

See the pages of this guide for lists of microfilms by topic.

African American history
African, Asian, and Middle Eastern history
American Indian history
European history
Foreign language
Latin American
Mexican American and Japanese American history
Mexican history
U.S. history (18th and 19th century)
U.S. history (20th century)
Women's history

Historical newspapers on microfilm

U.S. newspapers on microfilm (18th and 19th century)
Arizona newspapers on microfilm
International newspapers on microfilm

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