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The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition was created to bring increased public awareness and education about Indigenous boarding school history. The website provides many resources on this topic.

Annual reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs office which oversaw the administration of Native American education and boarding schools

Oklahoma guide published with funding from the WPA in the State Guide Series

A curated list of historical reading material selected by the Muscogee (Creek) Nation National Library and Archives

History of Indigenous Americans of the southeast states.

A history of the Muscogee people from the early eighteenth-century, through removal, the Civil War, and the Dawes Commission allotment policy of the late nineteenth-century.

The Indian-Pioneer Papers is a collection of oral histories and typescripts gathered by federal writers of the 1930s Works Progress Administration, to learn about the life experiences of Native peoples and settlers residing in Indian Territory/Oklahoma.

Non-governmental index to census materials

Travel narrative of the American Southeast during the last quarter of the eighteenth century.

History of the Muscogee people in the first half of the nineteenth century.