History

Primary, secondary, and teaching resources. Stanford Junior University.

Articles, primary sources, etc. University of Houston.

Ancient, Medieval, Modern, Women's, Gay and Lesbian, Asian, etc. From Paul Halsell, Fordham University.

Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies (LLILAS) at the University of Texas at Austin.

Interactive and animated map representations of historical problems, events, developments, and dynamics. From the University of Oregon.

Independent scholarly information and analysis on the Middle East.

Research and links. University of Texas at Austin.

World history from a working-class and non-European perspective.

Integrated Public Use Microdata Systems - historical census data for you to download and create reports.

Interactive and animated map representations of historical problems, events, developments, and dynamics.

Data collected up to 2011 and last published in 2012.

SUNY Empire offers a Public History Certificate for graduate students. This web site provides an introduction to Public History research methods and ways of thinking. Whether or not you are interested in the certificate program, it is a valuable resource for anyone doing research about public history, OR history research using oral history or primary source materials.