History & other Research-Related Internet Resources

A "Compilation in Progress" by Margaret Susan Thompson, Syracuse University History Dept.

[It should be obvious that, at the moment, this is totally disorganized! I have made it accessible, however, even in this form, and firmly intend to put some order to it at the earliest possible opportunity....]

General History Resources

• H-Net: general index and information
• National Women's History Project (US)
• Argos: Ancient World Internet Resources
• The Ecole Initiative: Hypertext Encyclopedia of Early Church History on the Web
• "Labyrinth"/Medieval Studies, including section on Medieval Women
• NetSERF Research Center (Medieval Studies Resources, Catholic University of America)
• Anthology of Middle English Literature
• Fountains Abbey Virtual Tour (constructed by Deborah Vess, Ph.D.; click on the "back to homepage" link at end of tour to see other materials)
• English Literature & Religion
• The Scriptorium: Center for Christian Antiquities
• U.S. Catholic Historical Society
• History of Mysticism
• Directory of Archives in Australia
• EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents From Western Europe-- Selected Transcriptions, Facsimiles and Translations
• European/Russian/Eastern European History Links
• History/Social Studies Website for K-12 Teachers (don't be misled by title; this has an extraordinary number of links useful for the college level and beyond)
• Using the WWW in the Historical Profession
• Social Science Data on the Internet
• Rare Map Collection, Hargrett Library, Univ. of Ga. (New World only)
• Project Muse (Johns Hopkins Univ. Press)
• WWW Services for Historians (from the Netherlands--extensive international links)
• Voice of the Shuttle: Web Page for Humanities Research (one of the classic sites; from UCSB). This site is often busy, but is mirrored extensively. If you find it so, click here for a usable mirror.
• Index of Resources for History (Univ. of Kansas--literally hundreds of links, organized both by region and by era)
• Index to History Network Resources (Rhodes College--very extensive)
• The American Studies Electronic Crossroads Project (from the American Studies Assn., housed at Georgetown Univ.)
• American & British History Resources on the Internet (Rutgers Univ.)
• Project Gutenberg

General Research Resources

• Where the Wild Things Are: Librarian's Guide to the Best Information on the 'Net
• Universal Codex for the Social Sciences [tons of research-related and reference links!]
• National Library Catalogues Worldwide
• The Digital Librarian
• CIC Electronic Journals Collection
• E-Journal (journals available on the web)
• WWW Virtual Library
• NewJour (directory of ournals and newsletters available on the web)
• Resources about Copyright & the Internet (and elsewhere):
  • Copyright Resources Online
  • Cyberspace Law Institute
  • McGraw-Hill Ryerson Canadian Copyright Law Site
  • Bloom & Denholm, "Research on the Internet: Is Access Copyright Infringement?"
  • The Copyright Website

This site is still under construction!

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