History: Multi-region history primary sources (check here first)

Primary source documents from ancient times through the present, having to do with law, politics and diplomacy. From Yale Law School.

Maps from the David Rumsey collection.

Digitized archival images. Some are copyrighted; others are in the public domain.

E-books in fiction, children's literature, academic texts and historical documents.

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

Search for online digital historical maps across numerous different collections via a geographical search. Search by typing a place-name or by clicking in the map window, and narrow by date. Funded by JISC. Many participating institutions. Many of these maps are in the public domain.

The biggest collection of public domain e-books on the web. Many classics and primary sources.

Digitized classics and primary source documents.

Digitized primary source documents from countries and cultures around the world. From the Library of Congress.

Photographs and digitized archival images. Some are copyrighted; others are in the public domain.

71 historical e-books about American and World history

E-books in fiction, children's literature, academic texts and historical documents.

Classic movies and alternative news broadcasts. Some of these works are copyrighted; others are in the public domain.

E-books and other documents in history, literature, philosophy, religion, etc. From the University of Virginia Library.
Formerly known as the Virginia Electronic Text Center.

The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database now comprises 36,000 individual slaving expeditions between 1514 and 1866.

Digitized primary source documents from countries and cultures around the world. From the Library of Congress.

Links to thousands of maps, maintained by the Perry-Castaneda Library at the University of Texas. Many of these maps are in the public domain.