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HGSA online resources

The History Computerization Project maintains a list of history departments with webpages, information about databases for archival resources, oral interviews, bibliographies, etc., and many other interesting items.
The History Net contains scholarly reviews and information on subscribing to e-mail lists related to history, conference announcements, and job positions.
National Endowment for the Humanities
Association of American University Presses has a searchable on-line catalog.
Organization of American Historians
The National Center for History in the Schools has proposed National History Standards for teaching grades K-12.
The Association of History and Computing
History and Theory, the well-known academic journal.
Encyclopedia Britannica and the Britannica Book of the Year
Philosophy of History and Theoretical History listserve subscription form.
The Yahoo History Index is a commercial service which maintains links to information on various topics throughout the Internet. Following this link will give you up-to-date links to a wide variet of history resources in an easy to use manner.
Now, if you really want your Web sites served up to you without experiencing the fun of exploration, Dennis Boals has already done the work for you by putting together a page with links for oral history, Latin America, and all kinds of things.

African History

Classical European History

James J. O’Donnell at the Center for Computer Analysis of Texts and a visiting professor in the Department of Classical Studies at the University of Washington (Spring 1995) has a home page with information about teaching college classes via the Internet as well as links to information about classical European history.

European History

Indiana History

Medieval European History

The Medieval Webserver, known as the Labyrinth, is maintained by Georgetown University and is an excellent source of information on Medieval Studies & History.

Thematic History

Russian History

World History

Some other useful resources:

Scholarly Societies Project, whose goal is to facilitate access to webpages and
gophers of maintained by or for scholarly societies across the world.
Worldwide E-Mail Directory of Anthropologists
The Library of Congress
The OCLC cooperative’s WorldCat, an online catalog housing over 48 million bibliographic records.

Digital Libraries and Electronic Journals

IFLANET Electronic Journal and Text Archives has a comprehensive list of links to electronic texts.
UVM Scholarly Electronic Text Server – collections created by UVM faculty, staff and students.
University of Virginia E-Text Center
UPenn’s On-line Books Page (links to 10,000+ etexts – search by title/author)