Offers answers to frequently asked questions on the history of calendars. Topics include the origins of the names of months and days and why February has 28 days.
http://www.calendar-origins.com/
Features a variety of information about the American Civil War, including sections on weapons, food, battles, soldiers, uniforms, music, artillery, and flags.
http://www.civilwaracademy.com/
Documents challenges sought by pioneer hunters in Southern Africa which ultimately led to the formation of great game reserves like The Kruger National Park.
http://www.thegreathunters.com/
Antique maps, old pictures, historical images of towns like London and New York, as well as famous people and historic events from British, American, Europe, and World history.
http://www.historystreets.com/
Learn and read history at our database full of random histories.
http://www.randomhistory.com/
Dedicated to preserving our memories for future generations by telling stories and memories of the events that occurred before the coming of the Internet. Also, publish your own biography.
http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/
Get information on US and world history including famous historical people.
http://www.history.com/
Offers information on Wednesday morning club, individual rights foundation, and more on popular culture.
http://cspc.org/
Information on the history, societies, cultures, politics and economies of thecountries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkan. Includes articles and links.
http://ceeandbalkan.tripod.com/
Information about the history of various rugs and rug types.
http://people.clemson.edu/~fmahnke/history-of-rugs/