RIVERBOATS, STEAMBOATS, STERNWHEELERS and SIDEWHEELERS (Write4801)
Ever since Steamboat Willy, the world has been waiting for this web-page.
Gateway to Upper Egypt (Raseneb)
History isn't just modern western history. It's nice to see some ancient Egyptian history here, too. 'A good example of how a web-page can transport you to a different time and place.
DA Floyd History Page (NC_Historian)
Lots of historical papers have been written. Lots of pix of historical markers have been snapped. Lots of info about history has been collected over the years but much of it has simply faded away. If only more would share with us how history relates to our everyday lives, as this 'novice historian' has done in his North Carolina History Pages.
US History and Beyond (BryansRock)
This great site was built by a high school student! Gives one faith in the educational system once again.
19th Century News (Silverlock)
History can be fun, especially when Silverlock has already pulled interesting bits out of old newspapers for us. TV? Movies? Phooey. It's through reading this stuff that you'll get an actual idea of what it was like to live in San Antonio back in the Nineteenth Century.
Salisbury Pennsylvania History (MadisonD)
These vignettes could be from a lot of American small towns. 'A fine example of what can be done with the local history of one's burg. And now that it's on the Web, it's not just for locals anymore.
Hindu History (sudheerb)
Learn the whats, whys, and wherefores of Indian history in an enjoyable fashion. There's enough here for many visits.
A Happy Henry VIII Valentine (kabba)
How do you combine England's King Henry VIII and Valentines Day, while making it enjoyable historical reading? This is how.
