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LawResearch Law History Files Dictionary and Glossary Directory 800 Historical Reference Resources Law Libraries
HISTORICAL REFERENCE RESOURCES
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  1. San Diego State University
  2. Directory of California State University Web sites
  3. San Francisco State University
  4. History Department
  5. SFSU Gateway to History, with directory of Internet history resources and search facilities
  6. Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation, with photos, a tour of the Presidio, and Spanish Colonial architecture
  7. The Shakespeare Home Page
  8. Sierra Club
  9. Sierra Club history, from the founding by John Muir in 1892
  10. John Muir Exhibit
  11. Singapore Museum, with outstanding exhibits presented online
  12. Site d'Information sur la Gestion des Documents d'Archives (SIGDA), in French from Quebec, by Michel Roberge
  13. Smithsonian Institution
  14. Search the Smithsonian Web, including the National Museum of Natural History, National Museum of American Art, and National Air and Space Museum
  15. Information on Telneting to SIRIS: Smithsonian Institution Research Information System, via the University of Rochester
  16. Center for Museum Studies
  17. Society for American Archaeology
  18. Society of American Archivists, via the University of Texas at Austin, Graduate School of Library and Information Science, SAA Student Chapter
  19. E-Mail Lists for Archivists
  20. Southeastern Library Network (SOLINET)
  21. Preservation Resources
  22. Space Telescope Science Institute
  23. Astronomy History Resources
  24. Fantastic digital images from the Hubble Space Telescope
  25. Stanford University
  26. Conservation OnLine, Resources for Conservation Professionals
  27. Starting Point, with Internet resources in broad categories
  28. Reference resources with access to many different search utilities
  29. Education resources
  30. State University of New York at Buffalo
  31. From Bruce Sterling, a short history of the Internet
  32. From James Stevenson, California History Resources
  33. Stirling University in Britain
  34. Jump Station robots make Web searches for you
  35. Strathclyde University in Britain
  36. John Muir Centre
  37. Syracuse University
  38. History Internet resources
  39. Mark Twain
  40. Living Textbook Project
  41. Historical Geography
  42. Tennessee Technological University
  43. History Internet resources
  44. List of Resources
  45. History Sites
  46. Social Science Sites
  47. Government and Non-Profit Sites
  48. International Studies and International Sites
  49. History Sites by Subject
  50. History Sites by Time Period
  51. State and Local History
  52. Ancient History
  53. Internet Mailing Lists in History
  54. Internet News Sources
  55. Guides for Using the Internet
  56. The Cutting Edge
  57. Diogenes' Links to the Ancient World, by Raymond Williams
  58. by a different path
  59. Thomas Bros. Maps
  60. Geography Resources on the Internet
  61. The Times in Britain, Higher Education Supplement
  62. Truman Library, for President Harry S. Truman, via the University of North Carolina
  63. Leon C. Miller, Instructor of "Cyberspace for Archivists" and Manuscripts Librarian at Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, has compiled the various Internet directories shown below
  64. "Ready Net Go" Archival and Special Collections Resources on the Internet
  65. Internet search utilities
  66. Internet resoures for archives
  67. Archivist's Daybook, with contacts and seminars of interest to archivists
  68. Tulane Special Collections, for U.S. Southern history
  69. United Nations
  70. Other international organizations
  71. U.S. Army, Center for Military History
  72. U.S. General Services Administration, with a database of federally-sponsored art and architecture
  73. U.S. Government Printing Office
  74. Online service for government documents such as the Congressional Record and the Federal Register
  75. U.S. Geological Survey, for maps
  76. U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
  77. U.S. Labor Department, History Page
  78. U.S. Postal Service
  79. University of Alberta
  80. Directory of resources in French
  81. University of Arizona
  82. Anthropology, Archaeology, and Museums on the Web
  83. University of Arkansas
  84. Libraries and archives on the Internet
  85. University of Bergen in Norway
  86. Social Science Data Archives world map
  87. University of California, Berkeley
  88. Digital Libraries Project
  89. From Thomas Dowling, an international directory of libraries with Web servers
  90. History Internet resources
  91. Museums on the Web
  92. University Art Museum, Pacific Film Archive
  93. Museum of Paleontology
  94. Subway Map to Internet resources
  95. Current Cites: An annotated monthly bibliography on information technology
  96. California Library Directory
  97. Los Angeles Library Directory
  98. University of California, Davis
  99. Virtual Town of information links
  100. Websurf links to information
  101. Information Center for the Environment, with keyword searches for documents
  102. University of California, Irvine
  103. Virtual Reference Desk
  104. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
  105. Subject Guides to the Web
  106. University of California Web sites
  107. Ancient Egypt
  108. University of California, Riverside
  109. Infomine directory of federal government resources
  110. Horus' Links to History Resources, from History Professor Ronald Tobey, is extensive, especially for ancient history
  111. Historical Photographs Online
  112. Historical Organizations
  113. History Student Q and A, a discussion bulletin board
  114. University of California, San Diego
  115. Social Sciences Data Collection
  116. Railroad-related Internet Resources
  117. Technical Processing Online Tools for archival materials
  118. University of California, Santa Barbara
  119. Subject Tree Gopher
  120. History resources gopher
  121. Publishers directory gopher
  122. Time Traveller archaeology newsletter and forum, from Professor Brian Fagan
  123. University of California, Santa Cruz
  124. University Library, Regional History Project, with a catalog of oral history interviews, a bibliography on oral history, and photographs of the central coast of California
  125. WAIS (Wide Area Information Server) searcheable index of scholarly mailing lists
  126. University of Chicago
  127. Chicago Group on Modern France, Directory of Internet resources in French
  128. American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language (ARTFL), 2000 texts from the 17th to 20th centuries
  129. Center for Research Libraries
  130. University press catalogs
  131. Oriental Institute for the Ancient Near East
  132. ABZU Guide to Internet Resources for the Ancient Near East
  133. ABZU Regional Index: Egypt
  134. ABZU Directory of other Internet sites on Egypt
  135. Highlights of the Oriental Institute's collection for Ancient Egypt, including images
  136. University College London
  137. British archives
  138. University of Colorado
  139. Harvest Information Discovery and Access System, an experimental Internet search utility
  140. Directory in alphabetical order of Web page titles
  141. World Wide Web Worm, searches Web page titles and the links that they contain
  142. Instructions on using the Worm
  143. University of Connecticut
  144. ArchNet access to archaeological resources on the Internet
  145. Political Science resources
  146. University of Denver
  147. Nyx collection of tools for Internet searching
  148. University of Edinburgh
  149. Information on Scotland
  150. Gateway to Scotland, an overview and introduction, from the Geography Dept
  151. University of Evansville
  152. Exploring Ancient World Cultures by Professor Anthony Beavers
  153. Ancient Egypt
  154. University of Florida
  155. American Universities List of U.S. university home pages
  156. University of Geneva, Center for University Information (CUI)
  157. WWW Virtual Library Catalog
  158. Meta-Index combining many different search methods
  159. Directory of Internet resources in France or in French
  160. University of Georgia
  161. University Libraries
  162. Digital Archive of scanned images and photos
  163. Galileo Resources uses a MARC Format (Z39.50) server for access to a wide variety of databases
  164. Tom Reynolds, a student, has compiled Tom's Hot List of resources for conservation and preservation
  165. University of Grenoble, with directories of Internet resources in France
  166. University of Groningen in the Netherlands
  167. American Revolution Project, U.S. History from the Colonial Period to World War I
  168. U.S. Historical Texts
  169. Groningen Historical Electronic Text Archive (GHETA)
  170. University of Idaho
  171. The most comprehensive listing of archival Web sites
  172. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  173. Project Gutenberg, whose goal is to develop a library of 10,000 public domain electronic texts
  174. Other Electronic Text Sites Index
  175. University of Kansas, Information Page
  176. Home Page
  177. History Network Source Main Menu, The Central Information Server for Historians
  178. different address
  179. World-Wide Web Virtual Library: History
  180. different address
  181. Long directory of history Internet resources in alphabetical order by the name of the collection
  182. different address
  183. Subject tree of resources for history
  184. U.S. Regional History
  185. Center for Kansas Genealogy, Local and Family History
  186. Family History Home Page
  187. Historian's Guide to Email and Internet Resources
  188. Directory of Mailing Lists for History
  189. De re militari, Association for the study of Classical and Medieval Military Matters
  190. Electronic Headquarters for the Acquisition of War Knowledge (E-HAWK)
  191. Military history resources, in chronological order
  192. Libraries and library catalogs
  193. HyTelNet directories of libraries and Internet resources
  194. HyTelNet links to online library catalogs
  195. University of Melbourne
  196. University of Memphis
  197. Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology, for Ancient Egypt
  198. University of Michigan
  199. University Library
  200. Guide to Archives on the Internet
  201. 1990 U.S. Census
  202. Clearinghouse for Subject-Oriented Internet Resource Guides
  203. Directory by subject categories of the guides in the Clearinghouse
  204. Internet Resources for Cataloging
  205. Internet Public Library, of the School of Information and Library Science, with subject searching
  206. Finding Remote Library Catalogs
  207. Other Reference Collections
  208. Libraries and Librarians
  209. Library Journals
  210. Library Mailing Lists
  211. Michigan Digital Historical Initiative
  212. Gopher to History resources
  213. Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology
  214. Kelsey Museum, for Ancient History, including maps
  215. different address
  216. Papyrus Digitization Project for Ancient History texts and images
  217. Internet resources for Ancient History texts and images on papyrus
  218. Karen's Kitchen, a personal directory of library-related Internet resources, from Karen Schneider
  219. Internet Resources for Non-Profit Organizations, from Sarah Nesbeitt
  220. University of Minnesota
  221. Charles Babbage Institute, Center for the History of Information Processing
  222. Historical Map Repository, with images online
  223. Center for Medieval Studies
  224. Paula Goblirsch's Home Page, with links to history resources
  225. Genealogy Resources on the Internet
  226. University of Montreal
  227. History resources
  228. Tables of contents of many history journals
  229. University of New Hampshire
  230. Special Collections
  231. Online Exhibits
  232. University of North Carolina
  233. Heliocentric Information Map, a graphical directory of Internet resources
  234. EXPO Exhibitions with links to many museum exhibitions
  235. Leadership Information Archives, with directories to state and federal government agencies
  236. Presidential Libraries Network
  237. University of the Pacific
  238. Web sites for searching
  239. University of Pennsylvania
  240. African Studies
  241. Directory of Internet sites for Ancient Egypt
  242. University Pierre Mendes France, at Grenoble, for social studies research in France
  243. Pierre Mendes France, the French Premier who ended the Indochina War in 1954
  244. University of Pittsburgh
  245. School of Library and Information Services, with links to archival and library resources
  246. University of Quebec at Montreal
  247. History Department
  248. Many links to history sources in French
  249. Ancient Egypt and the Near East
  250. University of Rochester
  251. History Internet resources
  252. University of San Diego
  253. History Internet resources
  254. University of Southern California
  255. University Library
  256. Special Collections
  257. Regional History Center
  258. Electronic Reference Shelf, with many directories and dictionaries
  259. History resources
  260. Nietzsche Page, for German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche
  261. University of Texas at Austin
  262. American Studies resources
  263. World Lecture Hall, class materials delivered over the Web
  264. Map collections
  265. University of Texas at Dallas
  266. History collections
  267. U.S. Libraries
  268. University of Texas at San Antonio
  269. Archives for Research on Women and Gender, with links to other sources for women's history
  270. University of Toronto
  271. History Internet resources
  272. Online resources, by fields and periods
  273. Online history journals
  274. Mailing lists for historians
  275. University of Twente in the Netherlands
  276. http://wwwis.cs.utwente.nl:8080/cgi-bin/local/nph-susi1.pl
  277. Help in using combined search engines
  278. Links to other Internet search sites
  279. University of Virginia
  280. Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities (IATH), Jefferson Village
  281. Essays in History
  282. History collections
  283. The Ancient World Web by Julia Hayden. The best site for Ancient History, due to Julia's helpful annotations.
  284. Ancient Egypt
  285. Digital Image Center
  286. Information on digital imaging topics
  287. University of Wales, Swansea
  288. Wellcome Museum, for Ancient History
  289. Directory of Electronic Resources for Ancient History
  290. University of Washington
  291. WebCrawler, to search by Web page titles and contents
  292. University of Waterloo
  293. Canadian Universities with Web Pages
  294. Scholarly Societies Project
  295. Scholarly Societies with Web sites, listed alphabetically by name of society
  296. Scholarly Societies with Web sites or Gophers, listed by subject
  297. With Web sites or Gophers, History only
  298. University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
  299. History Internet resources, many described in detail, by Dennis Boals
  300. Guides to Non-Western History
  301. Special Internet Connections directory of resources in broad subject categories, by Scott Yanoff
  302. Utrecht University in the Netherlands
  303. Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research, dedicated to restoring the images of artifacts from Ancient Egypt by computer
  304. A virtual tour of the Temple of Abu Simbel
  305. A comprehensive list of Egyptological Institutions and Museums
  306. Vestnett, in Norway
  307. Military History, including a list of all military aircraft
  308. Victoria State Library, in Australia
  309. Conservation Department
  310. Heritage Conservation and Historic Preservation, with information relevant to historic sites, museum collections, and libraries
  311. Other preservation sites on the Internet
  312. Victoriana, Resources for Victorian Living
  313. Victoriana Library, including Harper's Bazar Online
  314. Victoriana Museum Sites
  315. 19th Century Web Sites
  316. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  317. Computer Science Department
  318. The History of Computing, materials collected and written by J. A. N. Lee, expanding on the series The Machine That Changed The World
  319. Virtual Computer History Museum
  320. Image Gallery for Computer History
  321. Timeline of Events in Computer History
  322. http://video.cs.vt.edu:90/cgi-bin/Lobby
  323. Virginia State Library and Archives, Digital Library Project
  324. Virtual Reference Desk
  325. Alphabetical list of history resources on the Internet
  326. Encyclopedias and dictionaries
  327. Virtual Online University (Athena University) for distance learning
  328. Library Tools
  329. Bookstores Online
  330. Virtual Tourist world map of Web sites by geographic location, via the State University of New York at Buffalo
  331. WAIS (Wide Area Information Server) searching of Internet resources
  332. WAIS Gate search of photos at the Smithsonian
  333. Web of Wonder, directories of Internet resources
  334. Museums and Exhibits
  335. Geography
  336. Resources for educators
  337. Reference resources
  338. World Wide Web Power Index
  339. Museums
  340. WebMuseum, for the Louvre, other museums in France, and a tour of Paris
  341. For faster access in the U.S., via the University of North Carolina
  342. West Virgina Network Gopher of History Resources, Byrd military collection, with bibliographies from the U.S. Army Military History Institute
  343. HABS/HAER Collection by State, with a record for each historic preservation site
  344. Colonial Willamsburg
  345. Wiretap directory of full text electronic books
  346. U.S. historical documents
  347. Yahoo (Yet Another Hierarchically Organized Oracle), a hierarchical index of Web sites, with searching based on descriptions submitted
  348. Humanities directory, History
  349. Social Sciences directory, History
  350. Other Web searching programs
  351. Libraries on the Web
  352. Universities on the Web
  353. Guides to Using Computers and the Internet
  354. History of Computers and the Internet
  355. Yale University
  356. Overview of Internet Resources
  357. Gopher to Library Catalogs
  358. Z Publishing, Directory of San Francisco History Resources
  359. Timeline of San Francisco History
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