Funded Founding Era Projects
This is a list of the funded Founding Era projects and their web sites.
- Papers of the Adams Family
A comprehensive edition of President John Adams, edited through the Massachusetts Historical Society. - Papers of Benjamin Franklin
A documentary edition of the works of the American statesman, diplomat, inventor, and publisher, Benjamin Franklin. At Yale University. - Papers of Thomas Jefferson
A comprehensive documentary edition of President Thomas Jefferson, edited at Princeton University. - Papers of James Madison
A comprehensive documentary edition of President James Madison, edited at the University of Virginia. - Papers of George Washington
A comprehensive documentary edition of President George Washington, edited at the University of Virginia. - First Federal Congress Project
A comprehensive documentary edition of the First Federal Congress, 1789-1791, edited at George Washington University.
- Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution
A comprehensive documentary edition of the states' ratification of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights; the project is headquartered at the Wisconsin Historical Society. - Documentary History of the Early Supreme Court
The website of the Supreme Court Historical Association, home of this documentary edition of the first Supreme Court. - Papers of Alexander Hamilton
Bibliographical information on the complete documentary edition of the papers of Alexander Hamilton, published by Columbia University Press. - Model Editions Project
Some of the Founding Era projects are part of a special cooperative undertaking with the University of South Carolina to create online editions of historical documents which meet the standards scholars traditionally use in preparing printed editions.
