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HISTORY
Introduction:
TC Library's Subscription Databases and the World Wide Web offer a large number of valuable sites to those studying in the fields of history and social sciences. We have here RECOMMENDED RESOURCES and have arranged them into two major categories: Databases and Websites: A Classified Library.
For history books and other materials (print and electronic) in the Library collection, be sure to check our catalog.
How to Do History Research on the Internet from net.Tutor provides a valuable introduction with which all history students should be familiar. Includes a guide on evaluating information and resources and internet websites. A must for the serious student. For social science-related educational links, including lesson plans and the teaching of social sciences to students, please see our "Links Library" page for education. An extremely useful "e-zine" although no longer published as of 2005 for teachers/college instructors is "Teaching History Online."
HISTORY DATABASES**
ALEXANDER STREET PRESS HISTORY
DATABASES Access to primary source documents in American
History including American Civil War: Letters & Diaries, Early
Encounters in North America and North American Women's Letters & Diaries.
For more information on each of these databases click on the above link.
Biography in Context is an engaging online experience for those seeking contextual information on the world's most influential people. The new solution merges Gale's authoritative reference content (including Lives & Perspectives) with periodicals and multimedia organized into a user-friendly portal experience while also allowing users to search for people based on name, occupation, nationality, ethnicity, birth/death dates and places, or gender as well as keyword and full text.
BUSINESS SOURCE ELITE, from EBSCO, provides full-text for over 1100 journals covering business, management, economics, finance, banking, accounting, and more. Valuable for students of economic, communications, and technological history.
EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINTS Series I. Evans "Based on the renowned American Bibliography by Charles Evans. The definitive resource for every aspect of life in 17th- and 18th-century America, from agriculture and auctions through foreign affairs, diplomacy, literature, music, religion, the Revolutionary War, temperance, witchcraft, and just about any other topic imaginable. Upon completion, Evans Digital will consist of more than 36,000 works and 2,400,000 images. " A wealth of primary source material.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, the world's first commercial on-line encyclopedia is available to members of the Tusculum College Community and to off campus students through the TC Proxy server as well.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LIFE SCIENCES comes via the ACA Central Library; in addition to an A-Z encyclopedia, the site also includes a glossary and a database of 3,000 peer-reviewed and weekly-updated articles. Helpful for those interested in the history of life science, conservation, and great scientists. back to top
EUROPEAN VIEWS OF THE AMERICAS via EBSCOHOST is "a Chronological Guide to Works Printed in Europe Relating to the Americas, 1493-1750, the authoritative bibliography that is well-known and respected by scholars worldwide. The database contains more than 32,000 entries and is a comprehensive guide to printed records about the Americas written in Europe before 1750. It covers the history of European exploration as well as portrayals of Native American peoples. A wide range of subject areas are covered; from natural disasters to disease outbreaks and slavery"
EXPANDED ACADEMIC ASAP, from Gale on Infotrac I, meets research needs across all academic disciplines and is TC's primary subscription database for current scholarly journals in the social science/humanities disciplines beyond business and education, news magazines, and newspapers - many with full text and images!
FINDARTICLES.COM is a free index to full-text magazines which appear on the web (including a few not covered by the subscription databases noted here, e.g., History Today), is, surprisingly, overlooked on the links pages of most libraries . Not to be taken lightly, it is recommended.
GALE HISTORY IN DISPUTE E-books
InfoTrac Newsstand InfoTrac Newsstand is an innovative Web-based full-text newspaper database which allows users to search articles instantly by title, headline, date, newspaper section or other assigned fields. Finally, a one-stop source for the day's news and searchable archives. You can customize your online newspaper database features including search options. With InfoTrac Newsstand, you can search a collection of more than 1,000 newspapers, then select your own screen appearance, search options and results format.
GALE VIRTUAL REFERENCE A database of encyclopedias, almanacs, and specialized reference sources for multidisciplinary research. These reference materials once were accessible only in the library, but now you can access them online from the library or remotely 24/7. Because each library creates its own e-Book collection, the content you see may vary if you use the database at different libraries. back to top
OXFORD ART ONLINE provides online access to the entire test of The Dictionary of Art with constant additions of new material and updates, plus extensive image links and search capabilities.
OXFORD MUSIC ONLINE is an integrated online music resource that includes the full text of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians and the New Grove Dictionary of Opera.
HERITAGE QUEST ProQuest's HeritageQuest Online contains over 40,000 digitized genealogy and family history resources, federal census records, Revolutionary War pension application files, and more.
INFOTRAC ONEFILE, from TEL on Infotrac I, is a one-stop source for news and periodical articles on a wide range of topics: including history, biography, and all matter of social science. Millions of full-text articles, many with images. Updated daily. May be employed with the more academic EXPANDED ACADEMIC ASAP.
JSTOR (Journal Storage), available on campus and through our ACA proxy server, contains full-text articles in the area of history. There is a "rolling wall" of currency, meaning titles more recent than three to five years old must be found in one of the other databases described here, e.g., EXPANDED ACADEMIC ASAP.
LEXIS NEXIS ACADEMIC UNIVERSE Newspaper and biographical information as well as access to federal and state case law, business resources and medical reference.
LITERATURE RESOURCE CENTER, from Gale on Infotrac, provides access to biographies, bibliographies, and critical analyses of more than 120,000 authors from every age and literary discipline. Check here for writers from Cicero to Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
EBSCOhost eBooks is a repository of full-text electronic books, including many recent titles in history and the other social sciences. You will also find these title through a search of Library's catalog.
THE STATESMAN'S YEARBOOK is
an excellent and current resource for government information from around
the world. It is a current and reliable source of political,
economic and social information and provides historical backgrounds for
every country and international political organization, e.g., Iraq or NATO.
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HISTORY WEBSITES: A CLASSIFIED LIBRARY
Introduction:
In order to avoid a lengthy list of links, we have broken this site up into a subjective series of alphabetically-arranged major categories. Beyond our effort, it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you visit The World Wide Virtual Library History: Central Links Catalogue; this site, originally developed at the University of Kansas, is the most important for historians and social scientists on the entire Web. Another source of value is Social Science Information Gateway; resources here include articles, reports, bibliographic databases, organizations, etc.
Tennessee Tech History Dept., home page is a helpful and model site indeed...The British, meanwhile, have a guide, called BUBL LINK - 5:15, for selected Internet resources, covering all academic subject areas. Those sites for history are exhaustive.
AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY RESOURCES
African-American
Odyssey, includes 240 excerpts from rare books, documents, etc.
The African American Web
Connection provides links to all aspects of the experience, history,
culture, biography, etc...
The Africa Guide...
Africans in America,
1450-1865...
African
Studies Site, from Univ. of Pennsylvania...
American
Slave Narratives... complied by the WPA across the South during the 1930s..
The Atlantic Slave Trade
and Slavery Life in the Americas: a Visual Record
"The thousand images in this collection have been selected from a wide range of
sources, most of them dating from the period of slavery. This collection is
envisioned as a tool and a resource that can be used by teachers, researchers,
students, and the general public - in brief, anyone interested in the
experiences of Africans who were enslaved and transported to the Americas and
the lives of their descendants in the slave societies of the New World"
Recommended by Dr. Jennifer Brooks.
Beginning
Library Research on African American Studies...
Black
History: Exploring African-American Issues on the Web, leads to six
other web pages crammed with items of potential interest to students and
instructors alike...
The Booker T.
Washington Papers courtesy of the History Cooperative from the Univ. of
Illinois Press.
The
Civil Rights Movements, a series of links to issues, organizations,
and personalities from the past two centuries...
Encyclopedia
of Slavery, includes links to slave accounts, issues, the system, slave
life, reformers
Encyclopedia
Smithsonian: Afro-American Resources, includes materials not only from
the Smithsonian Institution, but other sites as well...
The Martin Luther King
Papers Project includes a 2,700-item searchable bibliography.
Ancient
Greek Civilizations, from the people who bring you Egypt Project (below),
is very complete...
Ancient
Mesoamerican Civilizations...
The Ancient Olympics,
from Tufts University, compares the games then...and now
Ancient
Rome Project is similar to those for the Greeks (above) and Egyptians
(below)...
Byzantium: Byzantine
Studies on the Internet...
Castles of the World provides
a look at these buildings in many lands...and even tells you how to stay
in one.
Collapse: Why
Do Civilizations Fall, focuses on the empire of the Mayas and Mesopotamia.
Crusades History,
from the Catholic Encyclopedia...
De Imperatoribus Romanis:
An Online Encyclopedia of Roman Emperors,
Diotima, materials for the study
of women and gender in the Ancient world.
Egypt
Project 1, with links to Projects 2 and 3, provide helpful sources on the
many facets of life in ancient Egypt.
Exploring Ancient World Cultures.
The Italian Renaissance is
a page maintained at Washington State University...
Internet Medieval
Sourcebook, divided into three main index pages (Selected Sources,
Full Texts sources, and Saints' Lives)...
Labyrinth
Medieval Studies, server...
Medieval
Technology Pages cover all sorts of things invented in Days of Yore...
ORB: Online Reference Book for Medieval
Studies...
Wyrme's Encyclopedia
of Knighthood is both colorful and informative..
ARCHAEOLOGY/ETHNOGRAPHY/FAMILIES AND IMMIGRATION
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American Familiy Immigration
History Center...
Center
for Spatially Integrated Social Science "seeks
to develop unrestricted access to tools and perspectives that will advance the
spatial analytic capabilities of researchers throughout the social sciences.
CSISS is funded by the National Science Foundation
under its program of support for infrastructure in the social and behavioral
sciences."
Encyclopedia
Smithsonian:History and Culture Anthropology and Archaeology, Fact Sheets, Reading Lists
and Links...
Ethnographic Studies
Resources, an LC site...
Migration and Ethnic Relations,from
WWWVL...
National Archaeological
Database, is a treasure trove...
American Memory:
Historical Collections for the National Digital Library.is well regarded....
Chronicling
America An historical newspaper digitization project funded by the NEH
National Digital Newspaper Program (www.neh.gov/projects/ndnp.html)
eHistory founded
by Scott Laidig and now maintained and expanded by Ohio State University Dept.
of History. A wealth of primary documents and contributable site for book
reviews. Contains links to the full text of
The War of the Rebellion:
A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies.
NARA Archival
Information Locator (NAIL), allows a repository search of all 33 separate
Federal facilities...
National Archives & Records
Administration, students and teachers of history may also wish to check
out the Archives'
Digital
Classroom section for a variety of helpful resources...
The
Presidential Papers of Dwight D Eisenhower brought to the web by the Dwight
D. Eisenhower Memorial Commission and John Hopkins University Press
RSAP:
Research Society for American Periodicals
This website offers the
Research Resource page,
an invaluable resource of scanned 19th, 20th, and 21st century periodicals and
resources for teaching about and researching them.
Ready,
'Net, Go! Archival Internet Resources, "index of archival Indexes"...
Repositories
of Primary Sources, links to more than 3,300 Web sites describing collections
of archives, manuscripts, rare books, oral histories, photographs, and
other primary source materials...
University
of Michigan Documents Center provides information on a number of topics...
CONTENTdm Collection of Collections
Here you will find records representing a sampling of collections created by the
hundreds of libraries and cultural heritage organizations using CONTENTdm today.
Some records represent individual collections; some connect you to entire
digital libraries. Each record attempts to describe the breadth and depth of the
resources you will find when you access the site using the URL listed in each
record.
COUNTRIES/REGIONS BEYOND OUR SHORES (SELECTED SITES)
ArabNet: The Online Resource for the
Arab World in the Middle East & North America is a prime site...
Asian History
and Studies is a links page from Tennessee Tech...
Asian
Studies WWW Virtual Library is extremely thorough...
The Bucknell
Russian Program...
The Canadian Encyclopedia
All things Canadian and includes the Encyclopedia of Music in Canada and
full text of McLean's magazine from 1995-present.
Canadiana,
the Canadian Resource Page...
The
Civilization of the Incas provides the latest research...
Russian History, from Bucknell....
Library of Congress Country
Studies, formerly the Area Handbook series...
East
and Southeast Asia: An Annotated Directory of Internet Resources...
Encyclopedia
of British History, 1500-1900 provides many links to U.K. issues and
personalities...
EuroDocs: primary
historical documents from Western Europe...
European History
is
a giant links page, again from Tennessee Tech...
History in the
News: Middle East Society and Cultural Resources...
Library and Archives Canada maintained by the Canadian government.
Library of Congress Handbook
of Latin American Studies online...
History of China,
from ancient times to the present; a very complete website...
History of India, covers
all time periods...
InfoNation
allows
you to view and compare the most up-to-date statistical data for the member
states of the United Nations...
Internet
Islamic History Sourcebook is quite helpful...
Making
of the United Kingdom, 1485-1600 is a series of links...
Napoleon, if necessary, be
sure to click on the little English flag before starting...
Persia/Iran, provides
history from ancient times to modern...
The Tudor
Era provides links to people and events in U.K. history from Henry VII
through the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
ECONOMIC/BUSINESS/LABOR HISTORY
In addition to the resources provided on our
Business Administration/Management page, you may also wish to examine:
Business
History Pages at Ohio State University includes programs and links
to archival collections, newsgroups, company histories etc.
Center for Spatially Integrated Social Science
"seeks to develop unrestricted access to
tools and perspectives that will advance the spatial analytic capabilities of
researchers throughout the social sciences. CSISS is funded by the
National Science Foundation under its program
of support for infrastructure in the social and behavioral sciences."
Economic and Business
History sources, from the World Wide Web Virtual Library.
Encyclopedia
Smithsonian: Engineering and Industry Selected Links are mostly historical.
International Institute of Social History
emphasizes labor history.
Internet Modern History Sourcebook: The Second Industrial Revolution.
Labor History, from the WWWVL,
is also a most complete site.
FOREIGN RELATIONS/DIPLOMATIC HISTORY
The Age of
Imperialism, concerns U.S. activities...
Center for Strategic and International
Studies...
The Cold War Bibliography
is
an extensive listing of print resources...
The Cold War
documentary from CNN has an extensive website covering all aspects of the
U.S. war with Communism, 1945-1990.
The
Cold War International History Project includes links to the on-line
version of CWIHP Bulletin...
Foreign
Affairs Online... an organized collection of several thousand links
to important sites for the study of international relations.
Cyndi's List, is
the premier source of links to Genealogy sites.
USGenWeb, one of the most important
sites for American genealogical records.
American Geographical Society
Collection illustrates items from that famed repository
Cultural Maps
in American Studies, from the University of Virginia, provides an atlas
of U.S history maps.
Encyclopedia
Smithsonian: Geography, Selected Links are very interesting
Geography Sites
on the Internet, a classified listing from Yahoo
Interactive Ancient Mediterranean
is
a cyber-Atlas of maps from the ancient world...
Maps are a helpful guide to understanding history; here are a number
of topics linked to appropriate map repositories: Ancient-Renaissance,U.
S. Civil War, World
War II, Vietnam.
Periodical Historical
Atlas of Europe, 1AD-2000AD, allows enlargement of interesting
segments...
Perry-Castañeda Library, University of Texas, Map Collection,Historical
Maps of the United States
The Avalon
Project at Yale Law School covers relations between the U.S. and Native
Americans with digitized primary documents, treaty texts, presidential
addresses, statutes and court cases...
Encyclopedia
Smithsonian: Native American Resources, includes resources of the
Smithsonian Institution and other sites.
First Nations Website.
Native American Sites.
Native Web: Resources
for Indigenous Cultures around the World...
On-Line
Texts Relative to the American Indian Peoples is a bonanza of full-text
resources, most from contemporary historical periods.
American
Historical Review FULLTEXT access to the current issues of this esteemed
history journal, courtesy again of the History Cooperative from Univ. of
Illinois.
American Memory from the
Library of Congress
American Studies
Web, from Georgetown.
A Century
of Lawmaking for a New Nation, offers a documentary record of the
Continental Congress, the Constitutional Convention, and the first 20 Congresses
of the United States (1774-1829).
Brooklyn Eagle Archives New
York City's afternoon newspaper archived from 1841-1902. Great
resource for study of the 19th cent. U.S.! Walt Whitman was editor for a
brief period.
Documenting the American South
places emphasis on 19th Century history and literature.
Documents from the Continental
Congress and the Constitutional Convention, 1764-1789.
Documents for the
Study of American History compliments of WWW Virtual Library
maintained by University of Kansas faculty.
Douglass Archives of
American Public Address.
Early American history resources are available at the site of the
International
Seminar on the History of the Atlantic World, 1500-1800, which is sponsored
by the Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History at Harvard
University.
Edward Moise Vietnam War Bibliography
Edward Moise Vietnam War Photographs
Encyclopedia
of U.S. History provides web links to a variety of topics.
Famous
American Trials, from the "Scopes Monkey Trial" to the "Chicago Seven";
for an earlier trial, complete with rather eerie verbatim transcripts,
see the Salem Witchcraft
Trials of 1692.
From Revolution to Reconstruction:
A HyperText on American History includes links to 3,000 documents as well as
essays and biographies.
First
Person Narratives of the American South.
World
History Archives,Includes American History from the Colonial Period to Modern Times...
Investigating
the Vietnam War provides links to biographies, events, and organizations...
Making of America, U.
of Mich. digital library of primary social history sources, 1850-1877 includes
50,000 articles from 1,600 books and 10 journals.
Making of America
from Cornell University, a collection comprised of the digitized pages
of books and journals.
Miller Center of
Public Affairs Scripps Library at U of VA Research material
on the American presidency available in both print and digital formats.
Digital holdings include secret White House recordings, oral history interviews
given by presidents, audio and video recordings of Miller Center Forums and
many photographs and documents related to the executive branch. An
invaluable resource.
RSAP: Research Society for American
Periodicals
This website offers the
Research Resource page,
an invaluable resource of scanned 19th, 20th, and 21st century periodicals and
resources for teaching about and researching them.
State History
Journal Indexes a research guide from MTSU Libraries.
The New Deal Network, from the FDR
Library and IBM
Nineteenth Century
Documents Projects, preceding the U.S. Civil War
Ohio History Online
"Ohio History is the scholarly journal of the Ohio Historical Society. Now
in print for more than 100 years, the journal is an essential tool for
researchers of Ohio and the Middle West. We are pleased to make available to you
online a comprehensive archive of the journal, including text, footnotes, and
images published from 1887 to 2000. "
Organization of American Historians
The Sixties
Project includes back issues of the journal Viet Nam Generation
Southwestern
Historical Quarterly "is the oldest scholarly journal in Texas, continuously
published since 1897. The Quarterly brings the latest and most
authoritative research in Texas history to a wide audience of history lovers and
scholars."
Tennessee Encyclopedia
Online the online version of The Tennessee Encyclopedia of
History and Culture.
The
Presidential Papers of Dwight D Eisenhower brought to the web by the Dwight
D. Eisenhower Memorial Commission and John Hopkins University Press
Ulysses
S. Grant Digital Collection "housed at Mississippi State University
and conceived by the Mississippi State University's Mitchell Memorial Library
professionals, the digital collection consists of 31 volumes of The Papers
of Ulysses S. Grant, political cartoons, and sheet music from the larger
collection. Other materials will be added to the digital collection as
processing continues. In total, this is the largest and most comprehensive
published collection of Ulysses S. Grant correspondence available for scholarly
use." The Grant sheet music ranges from songs composed in the 1860s up to
the early 20th century.
Volunteer Voices statewide digital collection of primary resources on
"The Growth of Democracy in Tennessee" is a work in progress and coordinated by
the UT libraries with a grant from the IMLS for the statewide Tennessee
Electronic Library.
USHistory.Org
The Vietnam War
is a colorful site with maps, biographies, campaign reviews, etc.
Watergate,
from The Washington Post.
U.S HISTORY--CIVIL WAR see
also: U.S. HISTORY
Documenting the American South
places emphasis on 19th Century history and literature.
Historian's
Web E-Library courtesy of the Historical Cooperative from Univ. of Illinois.
Includes links to history departments from around the world, world history
resources, U.S. history annotated websites and, ECHO a collection of web
resources on the history of science, technology and industry.
Index of Civil
War Information Available on the Internet, from LSU, is the motherlode
of links...
Nineteenth Century
Documents Projects, preceding the U.S. Civil War
Valley of the Shadow "is a digital archive of
primary sources that document the lives of people in Augusta County, Virginia,
and Franklin County, Pennsylvania, during the era of the American Civil War.
Here you may explore thousands of original documents that allow you to see what
life was like during the Civil War for the men and women of Augusta and
Franklin."
The
War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union
and Confederate Armies provides the full-text of the famous
documents, the surviving TC print volumes of which are retired from
the circulating collection to special collections. A companion set
not currently available in TC Library is
Official
Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion...
Documenting the American South
places emphasis on 19th Century history and literature.
Journal of Appalachian
Studies Bibliographies covering the years 1994-2001 courtesy of
the Appalachian Studies Association.
Ohio History Online
"Ohio History is the scholarly journal of the Ohio Historical Society. Now
in print for more than 100 years, the journal is an essential tool for
researchers of Ohio and the Middle West. We are pleased to make available to you
online a comprehensive archive of the journal, including text, footnotes, and
images published from 1887 to 2000. "
Southwestern
Historical Quarterly "is the oldest scholarly journal in Texas, continuously
published since 1897. The Quarterly brings the latest and most
authoritative research in Texas history to a wide audience of history lovers and
scholars."
State History
Journal Indexes a research guide from MTSU Libraries.
Tennessee Encyclopedia
Online the online version of The Tennessee Encyclopedia of
History and Culture.
Tennessee Virtual Archive (TeVA)
Historic images and documents of Tennessee history courtesy of the Tennessee
State Library and Archives.
Volunteer Voices statewide digital collection of primary resources on
"The Growth of Democracy in Tennessee" is a work in progress and coordinated by
the UT libraries with a grant from the IMLS for the statewide Tennessee
Electronic Library.
SPORTS HISTORY
Sport history has become an enormously popular academic discipline within the past decade or so, not only here, but around the world. The sites we note below are international in flavor and include such multinational events as the Olympics. Most of these groups publish journals, the articles from which can be requested through Interlibrary Loan.
The Ancient Olympics, drawn
from the Perseus Project on ancient Greek history at Tufts University, allows
users to compare ancient and modern Olympic sports, tour the site of Olympia as
it looks today, learn about the context of the Games and the Olympic spirit, or
read about the Olympic athletes who were famous in ancient times.
Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles provides
full-text documents and other publications related to sports history and the
Olympic Games.
Australian Society for Sports History covers the Pacific and includes not
only local history in its journal, but some Olympic references as well.
BBC History of the Olympics was created during the 2000 Sydney games, and
has been recently and continuously updated. Contains links of any Olympic year
to read brief summaries of what made that year unique in Olympic history.
British Society for Sport History provides helpful bibliographic information
and indices on sport history, with emphasis on sport in the U.K. and Europe.
European Committee for Sports History coordinates the work of sports
historians throughout Europe.
International
Society of Olympic Historians promotes the study of
Olympic history and offers insights into its official publication, the Journal
of Olympic History.
LA
84 Foundation Digital Archives "The
growing digital collection now contains more than 300,000 pages, stored in over
75,000 PDF files. Digital resources include academic journals, scholarly books,
popular sports magazines of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries,
and an extensive offering of Olympic publications. The Olympic titles include a
complete run of back issues of Olympic Review, the official publication of the
International Olympic Committee, and two dozen Olympic Games official reports.
All of the digital publications are available at no cost to website
visitors."
North American Society for Sport History promotes the preservation and
teaching of the history of sport, exercise, and physical activity worldwide.
Sports Philatelists International
looks at not only sports and Olympic stamp collecting, but the history behind
events depicted on postage.
American
Womens History: A Research Guide is the place to begin; includes a
directory of links and primary digitized documents.
Gifts of Speech: Women's Speeches from
Around the World, includes a search engine.
National Women's History Project
RSAP:
Research Society for American Periodicals
This website offers the
Research Resource page,
an invaluable resource of scanned 19th, 20th, and 21st century periodicals and
resources for teaching about and researching them.
ViVa:
A Bibliography of Women's History in Historical and Women's Studies Journals.
Resources
for Women's Studies from George Washington University Program.
Women and Social Movements in the
U.S., 1775-2000.
Women's Suffrage,
history from the Susan B. Anthony Center.
Encyclopedia
of the First World War...
Eyewitness to History Award
winning site brought to you by Ibis Communications digital publisher of
educational programming.
Gateway to World
History...
H-Net, Humanities and Social Sciences...
Historian's
Web E-Library courtesy of the Historical Cooperative from Univ. of Illinois.
Includes links to history departments from around the world, world history
resources, U.S. history annotated websites and, ECHO a collection of web
resources on the history of science, technology and industry.
The Historical
Text Archive...
The History Channel,
maintained by the television cable service...
National Historical Society's The
History Net...
The
Holocaust Encyclopedia free comprehensive resource from the U.S.
Holocaust Memorial Museum. Includes recent articles on events in Darfur
and information on all peoples that were persecuted by the Nazis.
Internet
Modern History Sourcebook...
Internet Resources
on Genocide and Mass Killings
LA84
Foundation Digital Archives"The
growing digital collection now contains more than 300,000 pages, stored in over
75,000 PDF files. Digital resources include academic journals, scholarly books,
popular sports magazines of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries,
and an extensive offering of Olympic publications. The Olympic titles include a
complete run of back issues of Olympic Review, the official publication of the
International Olympic Committee, and two dozen Olympic Games official reports.
All of the digital publications are available at no cost to website
visitors."
United States Holocaust Memorial
Museum emphasizes the disaster of World War II Europe...
Web Sources
for Military History by Richard Jensen contains all the links you'll
need for "fife & drum" history...
World War II Resources,
primary source materials on the Web/original documents regarding all aspects
of the war.
Revised: 03/04/2013