History

Provides the history of Carpatho-Russians, also known as Carpatho-Rusyns or Ruthenians, in the US and in Uzhgorod, Transcarpathia.

A history website with a difference as users are encouraged to join and participate in content creation. Constantly expanding categories include biographies, genealogy, publications, courses and organisations. Aims to be a central focus point for history on the net.

Celebrates the history of a post-war council estate in the suburbs of London. Site established in 2004 and features articles, guestbook, pictures and much more.

Find a chronological list of history books, crafts, and other activities to supplement social studies curriculums for any grade level at A Book In Time.

Bible archeology researched site with biblical archaeology, bible customs manners and history. Free courses on archeology. Large number of public domain and free archeology photographs. Exhaustive information, many can be reproduced

Wig-Wags is the blog of Rene Tyree, graduate student in Military History with a focus on the Civil War.

Articles from the Smithsonian Institution's award-winning, monthly general interest magazine, plus exclusive web articles, videos, blogs, photographs and more.

Interesting history information from history myths to the origin of everyday things. Also includes links to discounted history products from some of the most popular online stores.

A site about viking culture and handicraft

Extensive website about Joan of Arc with information about the biography Maid of Heaven by Ben D. Kennedy and complete biographical information about Saint Joan of Arc. Contains long biography, timeline, quotes, references, pictures, videos, movies and also several full length classic books like Mark Twain’s biography about Joan of Arc, and George Bernard Shaw’s entire play Saint Joan. In all over several hundred pages of interesting and detailed information about the life of Joan of Arc.