'All Aboard!':The Pacific Railroads and Our National Parks The process of National Park development was shaped by the needs of the railroads. Railroad advertising strategies from 1860-1920 reflect changing demand and changing views of the American West.
9th Virginia Cavalry, Co. B. (Dismounted) - Reenactors This site describes the activities of the 9th Virginia Cavalry, Company B reenactors and also contains some highlights of the historical units activities.
9th Virginia Infantry Co. C Civil War Page Dedicated to the acurate portrial of the 9th Virginia Infantry Co. C. Civil War Unit
A Journey Towards Freedom Reference tools, discussions, and games for students, teachers, and anyone interested in American History.
A Presidential Exploration A Presidential Exploration takes you on a journey into the history of the United States Presidential Administrations. Explore, enlighten, and expand.
Alice Williamson Diary An on-line archival collection featuring the 1864 diary of Alice Williamson, a schoolgirl in Gallatin, Tennessee, during the American Civil War. The main topic of the diary is the occupation of Gallatin and the surrounding region by Union forces.
America's West - Development & History Detailed information on the Pioneer days, history of 'the wild west', Cowboys and Indian Tribes, famous pioneer towns, ghost towns, art & artifacts, museums and more.
American History Free yourself of the frustration of finding the best sites in American History, we do that! With weekly columns on some aspect of American History.
American History Sources for Student This is a cybrary of the best sources for US history for middle school and beyond.
American Windmill Historic Web Site The American Windmill Historic Web Site is dedicated to providing a location for exchange of information between individuals interested in the preservation and restoration of American Windmills used for power and pumping water.
Betsy Ross Homepage Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag. Read the full story here and learn how to cut a 5-pointed star in one snip. Plus a tour of her house, flag etiquette, and CyberThoughts about Betsy Ross and the American Flag, and lots more!
Birmingham, Michigan History A collection of photos, true tales, etc. regarding the History of Birmingham, MI US and vicinity.
Boone-Duden Historical Society The home page of the Boone-Duden Historical Society which seeks to preserve the sites, objects, and genealogical data relating to the area in Missouri associated with Daniel Boone and Gottfried Duden.
BullRun.Com Complete history of Civil War Site with links throughout the Internet.
Cabot Celebration Print Exclusive Print celebrating the 500th anniversary of John Cabot's discovery of the North American Mainland.
California Missions Resource Web Pages These pages are a resource for students (and teachers) who study about the impact of the Missions on the history of California.
Codebreaking and Secret Weapons in World War II How Poles cracked German machine codes, methods the British pefected. The Allies knew every Axis move and what secret weapons they were planning. Bibliography, links.
Colonial Williamsburg The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation presents 'History On-Line.' Meet Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and George Washington, in America's largest living history museum. Historical reference and vacation planner.
Culpeper County, Virginia History History of Culpeper County, VIrginia including civil war information and battles fought in Culpeper County, Virginia.
Denton County Texas HistoryPage The Denton County HistoryPage has over 50 full text documents pertaining to the history of Denton County and North Texas. These range from the 1847 census to full histories of the county.
