Gateway to content
AM Explorer provides access to millions of pages of unique primary source content via a single annual subscription.
AM Explorer is the gateway to a broad and diverse range of primary source content spanning the fifteenth to twenty-first centuries. The annual subscription enables libraries of all sizes to access AM's core list of award-winning archival collections.
Explore interdisciplinary connections
130 digital collections spanning the social sciences and humanities.
Leverage advanced search technology
30 million pages of content accessed through built-in federated search.
Enhance student engagement
262,000 audio-visual minutes to help transform teaching and research.
Introducing AM Explorer
Coming to your subscription
With AM Explorer, new collections are added to your subscription every year. In this on-demand webinar the AM Academic Engagement team discuss the highlights for 2023.
Interwar Culture, Module I
The periodicals showcased in Module I reflect the social, artistic and culture dynamism that characterised the Roaring Twenties in fashion, music, literature, dance and entertainment, as well as post-war intellectual thought and modernism.
Life at Sea: Seafaring in the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1600-1900
This exciting resource brings together unique primary sources drawn from world-class maritime archives and heritage collections. Reflecting current trends in Maritime history, this resource takes a sociocultural approach.
Victorians on Film: Entertainment, Innovation and Everyday Life
Capturing a unique view of the lives of Victorians at the dawn of cinema, from workers at the factory gates to royalty and other dignitaries,these films showcase the inventiveness and artistry of the medium's pioneers in its earliest stages.
Having access to a rich and robust array of digital archives and special collections is really crucial in giving all of our students equal opportunity to conduct original research in primary sources.
Introducing AM Explorer to students
In this case study, Jeff Liszka from Trinity College, Connecticut, and Dr Hope Williard from the University of Lincoln, share their experiences with course integration, collection promotion, and building student confidence with primary sources available through AM Explorer.