WWW -- A Little History of the World Wide Web.
Deja Vu -- Experience the history of the web!
Go to the emulator to re-live an era in the history of the web! Or go to the timeline to read about the old times!
Vatican Exhibit Main Hall -- Library of Congress Vatican Exhibit.
The History Channel International -- The web site of cable TV's history channel international.
HistoryChannel.com -- The web site of cable TV's History Channel.
The History Net -- Where history lives on the Web.
Irish History -- From the University of Texas, Irish History on the Web is not another "links" page, but instead provides a unique resource for anyone interested in learning about or researching a wide variety of Irish history topics. Like a sourcebook, most of the links found here will lead to primary documents, original essays, bibliographies or specific informational sites, all of which are visited prior to inclusion on this site.
History of Medicine -- One of the worlds great history of medicine collections.
National Women's History Project -- Your window on the world of women's history.
Nasa -- History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Civil War Letters -- Written by Newton Robert Scott, Private, Company A, of the 36th Infantry, Iowa Volunteers. Most of the letters were written to Scott's neighborhood friend Hannah Cone, in their home town of Albia, Monroe County, Iowa, over the three year period that he served as Company A's clerk. The final letter, describing the long-awaited mustering out in August of 1865, was written to his parents.
Yogi Berra -- The Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center’s mission is to educate and inspire all people, especially children, with culturally diverse, inclusive sports-based educational programming. The Museum’s programs foster literacy, as well as a better understanding of social justice, mathematical and scientific principles and the history and contemporary role of sports in our society.
Center for History of Physics -- A mission to preserve and make known the history of modern physics and allied fields including astronomy, geophysics, optics, and the like.
History Learning Site -- A wealth of Essays on a Diverse Range of Subjects, Available for Viewing Online.
The Hanover Historical Review -- A student-edited publication. The journal accepts papers written by Hanover students on topics of an historical nature from any discipline.
America Dreams -- This WebQuest challenges you to investigate the American Dream, look through the eyes of those who lived before us, use the American Memory collection, Library of Congress, to visit America's past, learn research skills and experience the richness of the library collections, defend your ideas, create projects that show your understanding of others' dreams, then share your Dream for your Future.
Teachers page for the America Dreams project.
Smithsonian -- National Museum of American History.
BBC -- History Section. An impressively large resource with many topics.
History & Politics Out Loud -- Recordings of historical and political speeches, delivered free by streaming audio. (Real Player required)
Paul Revere Virtual Museum -- Completed as a Schools of California Online Resource for Education (Score) Project.
Gilder Lehrman -- Institute of American History.
EyeWitness -- Illuminating the past through personal narratives and other first-hand sources.
Mexico -- Splendors of Thirty Centuries.
History Wired -- A few of our favorite things. This experimental site introduces visitors to some of the three million objects held by the National Museum of American History, Behring Center.
Today in History -- From the library of congress.
Colonial America -- 1600 through 1775, K12 Resources. Explore the Colonial Period of our history through the Internet. You'll find maps, lesson plans, bibliographies and curriculum content materials here.
4History -- A web site by 4Anything.com. Scroll down past the advertising and there are some good resources here.
Hyper History -- Over 2,000 files covering 3,000 years of world history.
School History.co.uk -- Interactive history games, Interactive history games, downloadable resources, Online lessons, History quizzes.
Mrs Donn's Special Sections -- Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Ancient India, Ancient China, Early Man, NW Pacific Coastal Indians, and more. The author says "The web is full of treasures. See what you can find."
Born in Slavery -- Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938 contains more than 2,300 first-person accounts of slavery and 500 black-and-white photographs of former slaves.
American Memory -- Historical collections for the national digital library.
20th Century Home Economics -- Canning peaches. Sewing a dress. Making perfect gravy. These are familiar images of home economics, but do they tell the whole story? So often home economics has been cast as a "conspiracy to keep women in the kitchen," an interpretation that has overlooked its impressive and diverse contributions. New scholarship in American women's history suggests that home economics was a progressive field that brought science to the farm home and women into higher education and leadership positions in public education, academia, government and industry.
At the turn of the 20th century, home economics was a critical pathway into higher education for American women, largely associated with co-educational land grant institutions such as Cornell. From its inception, collegiate home economics was multidisciplinary and integrative with an emphasis on science applied to the real world of the home, families and communities.
Canadian Prime Ministers -- The status of Canada's prime minister has been described as primus inter pares: Latin for "first among equals." This concept defines not only the prime minister's relationship with Cabinet, but also, in a sense, his or her relationship with the public in modern democratic society. Drawing on a wide variety of documents and artifacts, this site explores five main themes relating to Canada's prime ministers. The site examines the political careers, and private lives, of Canada's leaders. It also sheds light on Canadians' perceptions of their prime ministers.
Naval Historical Center -- The official history program of the Department of the Navy. Its lineage dates back to 1800 with the founding of the Navy Department Library by President John Adams. The Center now includes a museum, art gallery, research library, archives, and curator as well as research and writing programs. The Center's origins form a rich history in themselves.
History Quiz -- See How Well You Know Your History. If You Miss A Question You Have To Start All Over. Fun And Educational.
Teachers Resources
Teaching History -- A journal of methods.
WideHorizon Education Resources -- Programs for teaching world history
History Happens -- Free music videos on historical topics.
K-12 History on the Internet -- Using the multimedia tools of the Internet for teaching history in K-12 schools.
Link Sites
Research on Latin America
Brown University Department of History
