THE DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS M.A. F.R.S. CLERK OF THE ACTS AND SECRETARY TO THE ADMIRALTY TRANSCRIBED FROM THE SHORTHAND MANUSCRIPT IN THE PEPYSIAN LIBRARY MAGDALENE COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE BY THE REV. MYNORS BRIGHT M.A. LATE FELLOW AND PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE - 
The Diary of Samuel Pepys

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The History Place

One of the world's oldest illustrated history magazine. This site has a huge collection of articles which have been extracted from their magazine (and History Review) and made available online. The articles are written by experts in their time and have often been referenced by noteworthy authours. The topics include the English Civil War, the Napleonic Era, the first World War, the Byzantine Empire, French Revolution, the Crusades and many more. This is indeed a serious collection of articles - maybe even enough for the most die-hard history buff.

The name says it all. This is a site where they have archives of old newspapers ready for your viewing. Just imagine that you need to refer to some article that was written like 5 years ago, where do you find such an article in the newspapers. You can't. Even those online newspapers do not provide their users with archive older than a few months. This is where Newspaper Archive comes in. You can explore historial archives of newspapers as early as 1607! Wow, that sure is very impressive. It is like having your very own time machine, enabling you to travel way back to the time where there wasn't even such thing as a computer. Heck, I think they didn't even have cars back then. And now you are able to read the newspaper from that time. I believe that they scan the newspaper into a digital copy and you can browse through them like in the libraries. They claim to be the biggest online newspaper database with over 120 million newspaper pages in their database. I think it is a good thing - we should not forget our past and our history.

Intended here is a description of events and ideas from prehistory to the 21st century - stories that hopefully connect into a big picture. In these narratives I try to avoid the distortion and superficiality that result from including only those facts that please everyone. All that is written here is done without favor or hostility and with respect for those whose opinions differ from mine. Insults are unintended and hopefully factual. And my narratives leave space for readers to apply their own values and thoughts. - 
MacroHistory

Learn about present-day and ancient Macedonia. Discuss Macedonian history and culture in the forum. Browse the picture gallery for photos from Macedonia. - 
Macedonia On The Web

The Delta Cultural Center, located in historic downtown Helena, Arkansas, is a museum dedicated to the history of the Arkansas Delta. The museum interprets the history of the Delta through exhibits, educational programs, annual events, and guided tours. - 
Delta Blues

Site offer the history of chocolate, read about the chocolate products and manufacturer in various countries and various methods used to make products, form BC to early 21th century. - 
Chocolate History

The Vietnam War Internet Project is an educational organization dedicated to providing information and documents about the various Indochina Wars and to the collection and electronic publication on the web of oral histories and memoirs of both those who served in and those who opposed those conflicts. This site is humbly dedicated to all those, combatant and non-combatant, hawk or dove, across four continents, whose lives were profoundly affacted and forever altered by the conflicts in Indochina. - 
The Vietnam War Internet Project

Engaging interactive exhibit about the Irish Potato Famine. You’ll need the free Flash player. Tells a little about the history of Ireland and it's beginnings. Overall an interesting site. - 
Irishpotatofamine.org

Historical map stock images. Maps of European cities and places as they looked like in the break of 19th and 20th centuries. Royalty-free image bank with print-on-demand service. Context and geographical search helps you find the perfect map picture. - 
Discus Media

Bible archeology researched site with biblical archaeology, bible customs manners and history. Free courses on archeology. Large number of public domain and free archeology photographs. Exhaustive information, many can be reproduced - 
Biblical Archeology

America's historic currency traveling exhibit is ranked #1 in the world by both Yahoo and Google for the currency exhibit DVD. This world-class attraction is available for meetings, conferences, socials, reunions, tour groups and private clubs. - 
America's Historic Currency Exhibit

A Swedish non-profit organization promoting research about travelling methods of the vikings and arranging scientific expeditions in the wake of the vikings - 
Vittfarne Association

Extensive website about Joan of Arc with information about the biography Maid of Heaven by Ben D. Kennedy and complete biographical information about Saint Joan of Arc. Contains long biography, timeline, quotes, references, pictures, videos, movies and also several full length classic books like Mark Twain’s biography about Joan of Arc, and George Bernard Shaw’s entire play Saint Joan. In all over several hundred pages of interesting and detailed information about the life of Joan of Arc. - 
Maid of Heaven

You love black and white photos or videos? Want to create a website which looks like of like ancient? Have a history project you ned to complete? Want to reminisce about the past? Then Critical Past is the ultimate photo and video download site for you. It contains like millions and millions of images and vintage films from the past. All these are mostly government agencies so you would know that you are not hoodwinked. Their collection of images and videos are from 1890. All the images and videos are royalty free but you will still need to pay for the download. I am not surprised this site is not popular among surfers. Youngsters these days do not want to know about history at all.