This is a rich digital archive of French primary sources.

The library subscribes to many sources of images, each of which has its own license agreement. If you want to publish or otherwise publicly display an image from one of these collections, read its Terms of Use carefully.

Over 16 million freely usable media files. Like Wikipedia, anyone can contribute to the collection. Copyright and licensing information is provided for every image.

Collection of photographs that are free of copyright restrictions from dozens of cultural institutions around the world, including the Smithsonian, several U.S. museums, several state archive, NARA, and New York Public Library. Be aware that this is a separate Flickr stream from the main institutional Flickr sites, which often contain copyrighted images.

Search for items that have been licensed for reuse.

To find Creative Commons images, click "Tools," then "Usage Rights," and select "Creative Commons licenses."

A curated collection of more than 10,000 out-of-copyright historical images that have been used in the Public Domain Review Journal -- free for all to explore and reuse.

To find Creative Commons images, click "Tools," then "Usage Rights," and select "Creative Commons licenses."

Recordings in a range of genres, including radio shows, music, audio books, and more. Many of these audios and MP3s are available for free download.

Many artists upload their work to Vimeo, and unfortunately Vimeo results don't surface very easily in Google searches.

Broad online video search, owned by Google.