Dr. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall's database contains more than 100,000 records of slaves who lived in Louisiana .
The Atlantic Slave Trade & Slave Life in the Americas: A Visual RecordOver 1,200 digitized images depicting slaves in Africa and the Americas. Images can be browsed by category ("Maps," "Slave Ships," "Family Life," etc.) or searched.
Documenting the American South: North American Slave NarrativesUNC's collection includes every published slave narrative published in English before 1920.
Ecclesiastical Sources and Historical Research on the African Diaspora in Brazil and CubaDigitized baptismal, marriage, and burial records from Havana and Matanzas, Cuba. Ecclesiastical records from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil comprise the next stage of the project.
The Geography of Slavery in VirginiaA searchable database of 18th and 19th century advertisements for runaway slaves in Virginia. The collection can be sorted by place, year, or personal information listed about the fugitive (sex, age, and skills), or visitors can perform a full text search of the ads.
Portuguese Mapping of the African Coast Recovered Histories: Reawakening the Narratives of Slavery, Resistance, and the Fight for FreedomAnti-Slavery International's digitized collection of narratives from slaves, slave traders, abolitionists, and pro-slavery advocates.
Slaves and the Courts: 1740-1860The Library of Congress' digitized collection of one hundred primary source documents related to cases debating slavery and the law.
Texas Slavery ProjectDatabase of slaves slaveholders during the Texas Republic (1837-1845) that can be visualized with a dynamic map. Includes digitized primary source documents.
The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade DatabaseDatabase of nearly 35,000 slaving voyages that can be queried online or downloaded.