- WWW Virtual Library
History : a portal to hundreds of resources.
- How to Distinguish between Primary and
Seconday
Sources
From the University of California at Santa Cruz.
- Reading, Writing and Researching for
History
A guide for college students, from Bowdoin college.
-
Guide to World History Resources
From George Mason University. Provides many full-text sources with images.
- World History
Chronology
15 detailed geographic- and cultural-based chronologies
covering all areas. From the History Department at North Park University.
- Rulers of the World
Lists of heads of state and heads of government, some back to the 18th century. Also lists changes in government
heads and foreign ministers by month back to 1996 as well. Updated frequently.
-
HyperHistory Online
Historical encyclopedia covering 3,000 years of
the history of the world. Categories include people, events, history, and
maps.
History-British Isles Research Guide.
From Rutgers University. See also the Yale's guide to British history.
- North American History Internet Resources
Another excellent guide from Rutgers University. See also Yale's guide to
American History and American Studies.
Virginia
- Virginia History and Culture Resources on the Internet from the
Library of Virginia.
- Virginia Historical Society. See also local Virginia
historical societies.
- Virginia Heritage
A full text database of guides and finding aids describing the archives and manuscripts of eleven repositories in
Virginia.
- Thomas Jefferson Digital Archive
A wealth or resources: digital texts by and about Jefferson, annotated bibliograpies, a biography, a guide to the Jefferson
Papers, and more.
UVA
- Short
History of U.VA
From the UVA web site. Written by Susan Tyler Hitchcock, Charlottesvile author and Arts & Science graduate, '78.
- UVA Online Visual History
From Small Special Collections, a database containing images from various sources throughout our collections.
There
are some major categories, most of which are related to the University of Virginia. These image categories are:
The Rotunda
Sports and Athletic Events
Faculty and Students
People--surnames A-C
- Holsinger Studio Collection of Photographs
From UVA's Small Special Collections Library. Select the UVA Photographs link. The Holsinger Studio Collection constitutes a
unique photographic record of life in Charlottesville and Albemarle County,
Virginia, from before the turn of the century through World War I
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