The story of a Romford council estate (UK). Memories and recollections from 1940s to 1980s. Site includes photos, articles and interviews.

Stamp Act describes in detail what a stamp act is, the first British stamp act of 1689, the stamp act of 1765 which sparked the American Revolution, and stamp acts today.

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

A Swedish non-profit organization promoting research about travelling methods of the vikings

A site about viking culture and handicraft

A website that aims to be a central portal for the subject of history on the net. Subjects so far are biographies, genealogy, publications, courses and organisations. Users can freely join, add content and contribute.

History facts, myths, and more. Did you know that some items we take for granted such as microwave ovens may not be around today if not for a lucky break? Check out this web site for these and other interesting history stories.

An All- American City, Sidney Ohio is home to an historic downtown courtsquare, the Monumental Building, and Louis Sullivan’s ‘jewel bank,’ Peoples Federal Savings and Loan, The Spot Restaurant, The Big Four Railroad Bridge and the covered bridge and Big

Old Scotland was never really at peace. War was always ever present. If it weren’t the English attacking, it was the Vikings or Picts. Urquhart castle is steeped in Scottish history - it was a central stronghold that had to be taken for an enemy to go o

a site dedicated to the history of the Philippines, contains information on specific periods in its history from pre-Spanish colonial times, up to the country's independence to the present time.