HarpWeek is a digital archive that offers comprehensive access to the complete run of Harper's Weekly, the influential American political magazine published from 1857 to 1916. This resource provides researchers, historians, and students with a wealth of primary source materials, including thousands of illustrations, articles, and political cartoons that document significant events and societal issues of the time. The database features advanced search capabilities, allowing users to explore content by date, keyword, and subject matter. Notably, it includes extensive coverage of the American Civil War, showcasing visual and written narratives that shaped public opinion. HarpWeek serves as an essential tool for understanding 19th-century American culture, politics, and history through the lens of one of the era's most prominent publications.