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HistoryNet.com contains daily features, photo galleries and over 5,000 articles originally » HistoryNet.com contains daily features, photo galleries and over 5,000 articles originally published in our various magazines. It provide unique experience for history enthusiasts, drawing from our nine history magazines.

TeachingAmericanHistory.org is history and civics resource website designed for use by K-12 » TeachingAmericanHistory.org is history and civics resource website designed for use by K-12 teachers, college faculty, students, and the public at large. It features a searchable library containing thousands of original documents spanning American history from the Colonial Era through the present, primary source document-based lesson plans designed for use in education.

The Chicago History Museum is a place of learning, discovery, creativity, and, well, history. We » The Chicago History Museum is a place of learning, discovery, creativity, and, well, history. We encourage people to value their own stories and share them with others.

This is a subreddit for United States history related discussions, debates, questions, articles, » This is a subreddit for United States history related discussions, debates, questions, articles, videos, discoveries, etc.

The History Reader offers articles, interviews, and further reading for history buffs and book » The History Reader offers articles, interviews, and further reading for history buffs and book lovers everywhere, drawing from military history and ancient times to today.

We’re a site that creates a variety of exclusive modern international and American history » We’re a site that creates a variety of exclusive modern international and American history content! We create free history audio podcasts as part of History in 28-minutes, a magazine called History is Now, and books as part of Required History. Our works explain some of history's most important events concisely and quickly.

Dedicated to anything related to North or South America up until and through the year 1992. We » Dedicated to anything related to North or South America up until and through the year 1992. We encourage friendly discourse, debates, questions, articles, discoveries, or anything else relevant to the Americas within the given time period.

The New York History Blog, founded in 2008 and updated several times per day, promotes the state » The New York History Blog, founded in 2008 and updated several times per day, promotes the state’s history community including: new research and publications; newly available collections; public history advocacy and historic preservation efforts; exhibits and events; conferences and grants; and new stories from New York’s past.

This blog is a miscellany of information about New England just before, during, and after the » This blog is a miscellany of information about New England just before, during, and after the Revolutionary War, and about how that history has been studied, taught, preserved, politicized, mythologized, lost, recovered, discussed, described, distorted, and now digitized.

One interesting American thing (a technical term, meaning a moment or event, a text, a » One interesting American thing (a technical term, meaning a moment or event, a text, a controversy, an idea, a figure, or whatevertheheckelse I think of) per day, from Ben Railton, a professor of American literature, culture, history, and, natch Studies.

A resource for re-establishing the American System of Political Economy A resource for re-establishing the American System of Political Economy.

The Legal History Blog is updated daily with new scholarship and news in legal history The Legal History Blog is updated daily with new scholarship and news in legal history.

The Department of Records and Information Services preserves and provides public access to » The Department of Records and Information Services preserves and provides public access to historical and contemporary records and information about New York City government.

This blog is written by Ann M. Little which showcases History and sexual politics from1492 to the » This blog is written by Ann M. Little which showcases History and sexual politics from1492 to the present.

The purpose of this blog is to exchange ideas related to history. It is named after Herodotus, of » The purpose of this blog is to exchange ideas related to history. It is named after Herodotus, of course, because he is identified as the "Father of History." While this fifth-century B.C.E. Greek was not without significant flaws as a scholar, he was a pathfinder as well as a superb narrator.