Print books are arranged on the shelf in Library of Congress Call Number order. Each call number begins with an alphanumeric base (e.g., "BF109.J8") that is followed by a cutter and a date of publication (e.g., "A25 1993"). See a librarian if you need assistance.
Call Number Range (where to look on the bookshelves)
E186-199 Colonial history (1607-1775)
E201-298 The Revolution, 1775-1783
F1-975 United States local history
Primary Sources- Autobiographies, journals, eye-witness accounts, physical objects, etc.
RCBC Databases
Internet Sources (a few examples)
Founders Online- National Archives
Physical Books (a few examples)
Secondary Sources- Biographies, book examining primary accounts, etc.
Physical Books (a few examples)