Clio's Miscellaneous

• U.S. History I Survey Fall 2001
• Horus' History Links
• Web site of H-Mac, the History and Macintosh Society, one member of H-Net.
• In conjunction with the PBS broadcast LIBERTY! The American Revolution, H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences Online announces a complementary Web site, featuring educational resources for the viewing public, teachers and students. Additional features of the site include an extended bibliography for further reading on specific topics, a rich variety of online resources and hyperlinks, and question-and-answer sessions with history scholars viewers and users are invited to send questions and comments on the Revolution and the PBS broadcast.
• For scholarship in early American Studies, the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, OIEAHC, is located at the College of William and Mary.
• EDSITEment is a new web site created and sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Council of the Great City Schools, MCI Communications Corp., and the National Trust for the Humanities, and serves as a gateway to what [the authors] consider to be the best humanities-related educational content on the Internet.

History course material

• Professor John Reynolds at UT San Antonio, including his essay on the use of multimedia in the U. S. History survey course
• A gopher site at Johns Hopkins leads to many other university sites
• The Ancient World Web site
• The Papers of George Washington at University of Virginia
• THOMAS-Legislative Information on the Internet
• H-Net, a listserv for history graduate students, archives teaching tips shared by members of the list
• Washington & Lee University History Department
• A nice U.S. history chronology

Journals, periodicals, associations, etc.

• The Historical Society
• The American Historical Association
• The Organization of American Historians and their list of history sites
• "Brave New World or Blind Alley? American History on the World Wide Web," from the June 1997 issue of the Journal of American History.
• Essays in History, the online history journal edited by graduate students at the University of Virginia

K-12 resources

• K-12 History on the Internet Resource Guide

Sites for research and instruction

• American Memory at the Library of Congress
• The Amon Carter Museum
• Center for History & New Media
• The U.S. Civil War Center at Louisiana State University
• The Making of America Project at Michigan and Cornell
• The Enola Gay Controversy
• The Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project at Stanford University
• The New Deal Network at Marist University
• Plimouth Plantation
• Presidents of the US, from Internet Public Library 
• Archival Data on Slave Movement during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
• Norfolk and Western (railroad) Image Collection
• Flight to Freedom: role play from slavery to freedom

Southern history