| The N-SSA Web Site | |
| Civil War Women - Duke University | |
| The Civil War - Dakota State University | |
| The Civil War - Dan G | |
| History/rosters of the 61st Pa.- Dick Creps | |
| Civil War WebRing | WebRings provide visitors with an easy way to navigate sights that have a common theme. Each member in a WebRing is linked to another member forming a giant circle. Navigation is through links usually found at the bottom of member pages. |
| Presidents of the U.S. | Discover the ultimate source for presidential history. You can read thorough biographies of all 41 presidents, complete with election results, cabinets and historical documents. Check out the great audio clips from big names like Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy. |
| The Smithsonian | The museums bring their history muscle to the Internet with impressive results. This is an excellent site that covers everything from museum exhibits to historical minutiae. You can map out your next visit to the Smithsonian or search its comprehensive list of topics from aeronautics to zoology. The site's history search engine is a great tool. |
| The History Channel | The online home of the informative cable television channel is a must-stop for history buffs. There's more here than just the weekly TV schedule, whether you start with the This Day in History feature or finish with a virtual tour of an Egyptian tomb. You can match wits with others in a weekly quiz and browse the site's Fun and Games section. |
| The History Guy | The History Guy is Roger Lee, a high school teacher who started this comprehensive page as a resource for his students. The specialties here are military history and politics, along with well-organized links and information for students. The list of wars and conflicts by nation is an impressive undertaking. |
| The History Net | This is a deep, wide-ranging site that draws from 16 specialized history magazines. There are broad topics, like American history and world history, and more specific areas, such as the Civil War. There's a strong lineup of personality profiles, and the eyewitness accounts are a great feature, as is the daily history quiz. |
| The History Place | Here's proof history can be fun. This is a serious dose of history that makes every effort to keep things light-hearted, with proclamations such as: "Coming this Fall! The Irish Potato Famine!" The collection of Ansel Adams photos is a treasure, as are the speeches of Abraham Lincoln and highlights from the Apollo 11 flight. |