The full text of the Virginia Historical Marker commemorating James Farmer, plus a short biography of Farmer. Part of the Fredericksburg, Stafford & Spotsylvania Historical Markers project, researched and published by UMW history majors. See also the information about this marker (including a map of its location) in the Historical Marker Database.

The website of a freshman seminar taught in Fall 2007 by Professor Tim O’Donnell. Includes some of James Farmer’s speeches, in audio and video formats.

An online archive of Farmer's lectures at Mary Washington College, in video and audio. Created by Laura Donahue ’12, Michelle Martz ’12, Kelsey Matthews ’13, and Caitlin Murphy ’12, for Dr. Jeffrey McClurken's Adventures in Digital History seminar

A website honoring the centennial of Farmer's birth.

A collection of interviews with UMW faculty and staff who knew James Farmer. Created by UMW students in the fall of 2009 as part of a senior seminar led by Professor of American Studies, Dr. Jess Rigelhaupt.

A presentation of James Farmer’s life and times, created by UMW students in Spring 2008 as part of Dr. Jeffrey McClurken’s Digital History class. Includes photos, videos, and quotes, plus an interactive timeline of Farmer’s life. In the “Related Links” section, you’ll find lists of articles about Farmer from various publications, including the Free Lance-Star, the Bullet, and UMW Today.

The official website of UMW's celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Rides in 2011. (Note: This is an archived copy of the site. The original site has been taken down.)