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The Library of Congress has an enormous collection of primary sources on a range of topics, most related to United States history, but they have some global collections too. Consider browsing their digital collections to see if you can find a topic that interests you.
The Digital Public Library of America gives you access to over 29 million images, texts, videos and sounds across the United States. You can browse by topic, check out online exhibitions, or check out their primary source sets.
University of California San Diego has a great guide full of links to digital archives and other primary sources on a range of topics.
The Mennonite Historical Library collections items by or about Mennonites, Amish, Hutterites and other Anabaptist groups. You can search their holdings here.
Additionally the Global Anabaptist Wiki is a great source. It is an interactive information sharing community of Anabaptist-Mennonite groups from around the world run by the Institute for the Study of Global Anabaptism.
Additionally, you can also stop by in person (find their hours here) if you have specific questions.