U.S. History

• African-American Mosaic - a resource guide for the study of black history and culture.
• Age of Imperialism - read about the history of the United States during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
• Alaska Boom Town - clickable photo of Nome, Alaska, circa 1905.
• American Memory Home Page, The - Library of Congress digital archives of American culture and history.
• American Visions with Robert Hughes - a visual history of the United States including a gallery and exhibition. A PBS series.
• American West - a look at American history from the pioneers to today. Includes maps, photographs and more.
• Black History - explore Afro-American issues on the Web.
• California Heritage Digital Image Access Project - an online photo archive of images of California history, from the Gold Rush to the Civil Rights Movement.
• California History for Fourth Grade - online textbook featuring the history of California.
• Colorado History Page
• Desert Storm - information on all aspects of the war, including POWs, the weapons, and the soldiers.
• From Revolution to Reconstruction - a hypertext history of the United States.
• Heroes for Today - pictures and biographies of Unites States heroes.
• Historical Documents - a gopher site with text from the Magna Carta to Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.
• Historical Maps of the United States - American history as shown by maps.
• History of the Northwest Coast, A - Anglo-Indian encounters from 1770's on.
• Inaugural Addresses of the U.S. Presidents - read the speeches each U.S. president delivered on their first day in office, starting with George Washington.
• Indiana Historical Society - find out about Indiana history, or discover ways you can learn track down your family tree (if it includes Indiana folks).
• Japanese American Internment - an exhibit depicting the camp life of the Japanese Americans detained in California.
• Japanese American Internment Memorial - a panoramic bronze memorial dedicated to Japanese Americans interned during World War II.
• Library of Congress Learning Page - explore American history: its people, places and events.
• Little Rock 1957 Pages From History - from the newspapers the Arkansas Democrat and Arkansas Gazette, follow the developments of the the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Brown vs. Board of Education in May 1954 to Central High in 1957.
• Little Rock Central High 40th Anniversary - See how this school handled desegregration in 1957.
• Old Sturbridge Village - Old Sturbridge Village, one of the country's largest living history museums, re-creates a typical New England town of the 1830s.
• Oregon Trail Information Center - celebrates the famous path across America with images, historical notes and links to related sites.
• Our Northwest History - learn about the history and peoples of the Pacific Northwest.
• Panama-Pacific International Exposition - history of the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco.
• Printing and Publishing History - for anyone who wants to learn about journalism, printing or publishing history or American history.
• Produce for Victory - exhibit of poster images that link the military front with the home front of World War II.
• Tale of Two Revolutions - see the similarites and differences between the French and American revolutions.
• Timeline of the American Civil Rights Movement - these pages were created in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Today in History - American Memory - find out what happened today in U.S. history.
• West, The - take a multimedia tour of the Old West.
• WPA Life Histories from Connecticut - a history of the state through the words of everyday people.