NOTE: This page attempts to provide links to some of
the better history sources on the World Wide Web.
It is obviously
slanted toward my interest in Medieval European History. Your comments
and suggestions
are welcome (see bottom of page).
- Argos Clearinghouse
- H Net Online.
- Historical Text Archives at Mississippi State University.
- History Computerization Project (California) (good links to other resources)
- History Departments Around the World
- Horus' WWW Links to History Resources.
- HUMBUL: Humanities Bulletin Board
- The National Endowment for the Humanities
- Rare Map Collection at the University of Georgia.
- Gateway to World History
- Yahoo's History Links
- Discussion Lists of Interest (Medieval Academic Discussion Lists)
- Internet Discussion Lists Relevant to World History
- Humanist Discussion Group
- The University of Pittsburgh's Historic Pittsburgh Project
- The Aberdeen Bestiary
- The American Civil War: Documents and Books
- Bibliotheque Nationale de France's "Age of Charles V 1,000 illuminations from Dept. of Manuscripts
- The Burnet Psalter from Aberdeen Fifteenth Century illuminated manuscript
- Catholic Encyclopedia
- Christian Classics Ethereal Library from Wheaton College: Including Early Church Fathers; and World Wide Study Bible
- CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts at University College, Cork.
- Corpus of Insular, Anglo-Saxon, and Early Norman Manuscript Art from the Medieval Studies program at Purdue University
- Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse (from Humanities Text Initiative at the University of Michigan
- DScriptorium (digital images of Medieval manuscripts)
- Early Church Documents from 96 - 150 AD
- Early Manuscripts at Oxford
- EuroDocs
- Historical Text Archives at Mississippi State University.
- Magna Carta and other texts such as Beowulf, The Lindisfarne Gospels, The Diamond Sutra, etc.
- Medieval Studies documents and sources from Oxford University
- Middle English Collection at Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia
- On-line Reference Book's Library (excerpts of primary sources and other material useful in teaching Medieval Studies.
- Oxford Text Initiative
- Renascence Editions: works printed in English 1477-1799
- Texts and Documents from Hanover College.
- St. Pachomius Library, Orthodox Christiam Foundation: Literature of the early Christian Church
- SJU Hill Monastic Manuscript Library
- Dictionary of Old English (Centre for Medieval Studies, U. Toronto)
- The Ecole Initiative. (Project to create a hypertext encyclopedia of early church history on the Web).
- ORB: The On-line Reference Book for Medieval Studies Encyclopledia. (Project to link articles on Medieval Studies in a systematic fashion to create a virtual encyclopedia).
- Thesaurum Musicarum Latinarum (from Center for the History of Music Theory, Indiana U., database of entire corpus of Latin music theory written during the Middle Ages and Rennaissance)
- American Historical Review
- Chronicon: An Electronic History Journal (from University Cork College) focusing on Irish history
- Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
- Exemplaria: A Journal of Theory in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
- History Journal Guide
- Journal for Multimedia History
- Labyrinth List of Electronic Journals
- Medieval and Renaissance Association, Organizations and Journals from NYU
- Medieval Life.
- Medieval Review (formerly Bryn Mawr Medieval Review)
- The American Civil War Homepage.
- American History Archive Project (K-12) at the Institute for Learning Technologies.
- American Memory: Historical Collections for the National Digital Library from the Library of Congress.
- The American Revolution Project.
- Civil War Center
- Colonial Sources from the Mississippi State University Historical Text Archives.
- Early Republic Sources from the Mississippi State University Historical Text Archives.
- 1492: An Ongoing Voyage.
- The Gallery of the Open Frontier sponsored by the University of Nebraska Press.
- The Literature and Culture of the American 1950s
- National Archvies and Records Administration.
- Organization of American Historians.
- The Sixties Project and Viet Nam Generation, Inc.
- Valley of the Shadow: Living the Civil War in Pennyslvania and Virginia.
- The Ancient and Medieval Studies Reading Room from Columbia Univ.
- Battle of Hastings 1066
- Byzantine Studies Page.
- Colorado State Univ. Dept of History Medieval History Links
- End of Europe's Middle Ages (Multimedia tutorial by the Applied History Research Group at the Univ. of Calgary)
- Europe -- Texts and Documents from the Dept. of History, Hanover College
- Images from History (An Image Archive to suppport the teaching and study of World History by Haines Brown and Ed Kujawski)
- Machiavelli Online
- Mappamundi: A Computer Tutorial on the European Middle Ages
- Medieval and Early Modern Data Bank
- Medieval English Towns
- Medieval Feminist Index
- Medieval Sourcebook by Paul Halsall (primary texts, course material, related links)
- NetSERF sponsored by Catholic Univ. of America.
- Online Medieval and Classical Library from Berkeley
- ORB: On-line Reference Book for Medieval Studies. (cooperative project to establish an online textbook source for medieval studies on the Web, essentially linking pages from various contributors' sites).
- Plymouth State College Medieval Society Medieval Links.
- The Richard III and Yorkist History Server
- WWW Medieval Resources (by Don Mosser).
- International Medieval Institute at the Univ. of Leeds
- Netherlands Research School for Medieval Studies (Includes full text of Vulgata and The History of England by David Hume
- Rhodes College (includes texts, research aids, games, and the Bayeaux Tapestry).
- UCLA Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies
- Univ. of Chicago Medieval Studies Workshop
- Univ. of Oklahoma Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies
- University of Pittsburgh's Medieval & Renaissance STudies Program
- University of Rochester's: Camelot Project (Arthurian texts, images, etc.); and Robing Hood Project
- Univ. of Toronto's Centre for Medieval Studies
- TEAMS (Consortium for the Teaching of the Middle Ages -- Middle English texts)
- Washington and Lee Medieval and Renaissance Studies program.
- Western Michigan University's Medieval Institute
- Carol Gerten's Fine Art: A Virtual Art Museum
- Castles on the Web.
- Chaucer
- Christos Rex & Redemptor Mundi (Home page for Vatican. Image galleries of Medieval/Renaissance art, etc.)
- The Cinderella Project
- The Decameron Web at Brown University.
- Digital Dante from Columbia Univ.
- European Medieval Drama
- Gothic Dreams -- Web sites on Gothic Cathedrals, Architecture, and Medieval Studies (commercial site)
- Images of Medieval Art and Architecture by Alison Stones, Univ. of Pittsburgh
- Literary Resources on the Net: Medieval by Jack Lynch, Rutgers Univ.
Online Medieval and Classical Library - Medieval Literature Virtual Library
- Les tres riches heures du Duc de Berry
- REED: Records of early English drama
If you wish to comment on this page, or suggest additional Web resources to be listed here, send mail to rgmiller+@pitt.edu.
I wish to thank Kate Cooper, my former student, for her recent kindness in providing additional links for this page!!!
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