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Useful Links 1901 Census of England and Wales Online. Browse and search 1.5 million original 1901 census documents ... family's history from the Public Record Office   ActiveHistory - full of online activities and resources to bring learning alive!
 Aftermath A useful study of life in Britain in the 1920's and the fate of returning soldiers.
All you need to know about the London Docklands An excellent record of the London docklands throughout its history. Some good original sources such as maps and photographs that can be downloaded and used in lessons. Anglo-Saxon England Part of the Anglo-Saxon webring, this site collects together a range of primary and secondary source material relating to the study of Anglo-Saxon England. Anne Frank On-line Collection of primary resource material relating to Anne Frank and a study of the Holocaust. The Association of History and Computing The Association for History and Computing is an international organisation which aims to promote and develop interest in the use of computers in all types of historical study at every level, in both teaching and research. The Atomic Bomb Decision Documents on the decision to use atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Battle of Hastings Designed and maintained by a resident of Battle in East Sussex, this site contains a useful range of primary and secondary source material relating to 1066. Ideal for pupils and staff. BBC - the Greeks Complementing the BBC broadcast, this site is a useful source of information for upper KS2 and secondary pupils.The educational aspects are good - there's a useful set of lesson plans. It's definitely worth a look The British Monarchy The official British Monarchy web site: it contains a range of useful primary source material for the study of the growth of the monarchy in British history  Almost as good as the real thing! An amazing collection of artefacts, documents and photographs of the treasure trove that is the British Museum
  Cadbury Learning Zone aims to provide exciting and challenging materials for both school and home learning
 On-line resources for the study of the growth and development of the castle in Britain, with specific areas for teacher interaction
 Charles Booth Online Archive - survey into life and labour in London (1886-1903)
Churchill: the Evidence, a chronicle of the life and times of Sir Winston Churchill The official web site of the Churchill Archives Centre and the National Museum of Scotland. Teaching materials and activity sheets are provided both as ordinary web pages, which can be viewed and printed off as usual, and as PDF files. All material may be freely copied for use in schools. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission The on-line Register of the CWGC. Ideal for pupils researching names and casualties associated with the First and Second World Wars. Eden Camp On-line resources for the study of aspects of life on the Home Front during the Second World War. Eden Camp is a former POW camp based in Yorkshire. Fallen Heroes The website of the Tideway School History Department. This site collects together the research that has taken place by pupils and staff at the school and is a good example of what is possible within the confines of a school based History Department. First Nations Native North American studies are increasingly popular at Key Stage 3. This site brings together a range of sources and sites from across the Internet. The French Revolution This website gives you the opportunity to view and learn different aspects of the moderate phase of the French Revolution (1789-93). You can begin your inquiry by selecting one of the six events (all early episodes in the revolution). Then you have additional choices to explore further: biographies, additional details for each event, and documents that relate to that event. A group of Modern European History students at Woodberry Forest School worked on making the French Revolution website. Gunpowder Plot Society This web site covers everything from the history of the period, the various facts and theories, profiles on the conspirators and other key characters, comprehensive genealogical database, sites of historical importance, and an extensive downloadable archive of source material, manuscript and document translations, correspondence, and legal transcriptions (including confessions). 
Hellfire Corner Tom Morgan's Great War web pages relating to British and Empire involvement on the Western Front. Heritage Castles Index of Heritage castles in Wales. The Historical Association The 'Voice for History' the HA has links to curriculum and history web sites as well as help and information in the teaching of history. 
History 2000 BBC Education Online. Links to history programmes, timelines, 3-D reconstructions, etc. The History Channel Web site of The History Channel with history learning centres, quizzes, programmes, etc  .
History Online History Online is an internet service specially designed to meet the needs of secondary school history teachers. It aims to support them in their work in the classroom. History Review Website of the A Level History Magazine History Review. History Today The web site of History Today Magazine. Up-to-date coverage of historical research, with an excellent set of links to other sites.  History.uk.com revels in the diversity of people, places and events that has shaped British life
  Holnet - The History of London site provided by the London Grid for Leaning
The Hunterian Museum: Romans in Scotland Highly recommended for teachers and pupils engaged in studying aspects of life in Roman Britain and especially Scotland. There are a range of on-line activities for pupils, as well as some interesting video material that pupils will find useful Imperial War Museum - the national museum of war and conflict The official site of the IWM. It contains a range of on-line primary resource material, as well as specific advice and help for teachers. 
Irish History on the Web Irish History on the Web is NOT another 'links' page, but instead provides a unique resource for anyone interested in learning about or researching a wide variety of Irish history topics. Like a sourcebook, most of the links found here will lead to primary documents, original essays, bibliographies or specific informational sites, all of which are visited prior to inclusion on the site. Les Tres Riches Heures Du Duc De Berry The pictures in this directory are from the calendar section of the Tres Riches Heures. This was painted some time between 1412 and 1416 and is arguably the most beautiful part of the manuscript; it is certainly the best known, being one of the great art treasures of France. In terms of historical and cultural importance, it is certainly equal to more famous works such as the Mona Lisa, marking the pinnacle of the art of manuscript illumination. An excellent on-line resource for pupils studying the medieval period. Life in the Middle Ages This web site was created as part of an American High School Project researched by pupils in Grade 5 and 6. It is a good example of the kind of work that pupils can get involved in on the internet. Lost Poets of the Great War Poets; chronology of the war; human cost; bibliography. The Mary Rose The official website of the Mary Rose Trust. Ideal for teachers and pupils studying the period or intending to visit the museum. Contains resources that can be downloaded for use in the classroom. Medieval England A collection of primary source material relating to the study of Medieval Britain. It provides free, organised access to electronic resources in medieval studies through a World Wide Web server at Georgetown University. Easy-to-use menus and links provide connections to databases, services, texts and images on other servers around the world. Mr Field's site This site, from a young enthusiastic teacher, has lots of useful links and resources, including free downloadable worksheets. Museum of Antiquities The official web site of the Museum of Antiquities in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. This site has a range of primary source material on-line and useful advice for teachers. National Museums of Scotland The official website of the National Museums of Scotland, with a range of online resources and advice and information for teachers. 
Peel Web - very useful site for A and AS level students on Peel, with information categorised to make revision easy. Public Record Office This is an excellent site for historical data. Copies of records include Shakespeare's will and Robin Hood's pension!! 
The Russian Revolution A collection of links and primary material relating to the Russian revolution. More useful History links
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