LibGuides: Primary Sources: The Great Depression and the 1930s: Lindbergh Baby

Online Sources: Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping

Charles Lindbergh, Jr., Kidnapped and Killed - Newsreels
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Famous Trials: Richard Hauptmann Trial
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Includes primary source materials such as photos, ransom note transcriptions, trial evidence, etc.
FBI Files: Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping (Internet Archive)
Image: Son of Charles Lindbergh
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"Baby picture of Charles Lindbergh junior before he was kidnapped and murdered by Bruno Hauptmann in 1932."
Lindbergh Baby Case Aka The Lindbergh Kidnapping - Reel 2 (1935)
The Lindbergh Kidnapping - Reel 1 (1930-1939)
Lindbergh Kidnapping - UPI
Lindbergh Kidnapping Evidence Photographs
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"This series consists of copies of 24 B&W photographs created by the New Jersey State Police depicting evidence used at the Hauptmann trial. Note that the original photographs and evidence are held by the New Jersey State Police Museum and Learning Center in West Trenton, NJ, as part of an extensive archive relating to the Lindbergh kidnapping."
Photo Lindbergh Testifying at Murder Trial
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Primary Sources: Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Primary Sources: Charles Lindberg
Ransom Note - Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping
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Encyclopædia Britannica - Free online version
Wanted Information - poster Lindbergh baby kidnapping
Where Baby Lindbergh Was Found (1932)

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