WWW Virtual Library
Economic and Business History

WWW VL  WWW-VL: History

Go to:

Contents
What's new
About
Geographical
Discussion Lists
Conferences
Journals
Associations and Societies
Research Institutions
Archives and Libraries
Museums
Reference
Data Archives
Web Resources
Alphabetical

Search:
  
This Virtual Library
Our 3 Virtual Libraries
More Options  Help

Other Virtual Libraries on This Server:

WWW VL Labour History
WWW VL Women's History
WWWVL Indonesia

Also on This Server:

IISH




The WWW Virtual Library:

W3VL Overview
W3VL Search   
W3VL: History Central Catalogue
The W3VL History Network

Maintained by:

for the
Netherlands Economic History Archive (NEHA)
W3VL: Labor History Logo

Geographical



Africa | Argentina | Asia | Australia | Austria | Belgium | Brazil | Canada | China | Colombia | Czechia | Denmark | Eastern Europe | Europe | Finland | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | Iceland | India | Indonesia | Ireland | Israel | Italy | Japan | Korea, Republic of | Latin America | Latvia | Mexico | Netherlands | New Zealand | Norway | Philippines | Poland | Portugal | Romania | Russia | Scandinavia | Slovenia | South Africa | Spain | Sweden | Switzerland | Turkey | United Kingdom | United States | Uruguay

Africa


    Journals

    • African Journals OnLine (AJOL) This site, which is supported by INASP, provides tables of contents and and abstracts from over 180 African-published peer-reviewed journals, with links to the full text if available.

    Research Institutions

    • African Studies WWW Site of the African Studies Center at the University of Pennsylvania. Newsgroups, links etc.

    Archives and Libraries

    • Africa Research Central California State University at San Bernardino. Guide to archives, libraries, and museums in Africa, Europe and North America with important collections of African primary sources.

    Museums

    • Africa Research Central California State University at San Bernardino. Guide to archives, libraries, and museums in Africa, Europe and North America with important collections of African primary sources.

    Reference

    • African Studies WWW Site of the African Studies Center at the University of Pennsylvania. Newsgroups, links etc.

    Web Resources

Argentina
Asia
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China


    Research Institutions

    • Monies, Markets, and Finance in China and East Asia, 1600-1900 Local, Regional, National and International Perspectives. A new research group supported by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft). Research carried out within this project will concentrate on the copper-based monies of Qing China, Tokugawa Japan, and late Choseon Korea. The focus is on the concrete conditions of coin production, starting from the mining and smelting of mint metals, their transport to the mints, to the casting of coins on the one hand, and on problems related to the functions and exchange rates of different means of payment, the structures of the financial systems as well as the cultural meanings of money on the other.

    Reference


    Data Archives


    Web Resources

Colombia


    Archives and Libraries

    • Biblioteca Luis Angel Arrango (Santa Fe de Bogotá). The archives and library collection of the Banco de la República de Colombia. Collections information.
Czechia
Denmark
Eastern Europe
  • Central and Eastern European Online Library C.E.E.O.L. is an online archive which provides access to full text PDF articles from 360 humanities and social science journals and re-digitized documents pertaining to Central, Eastern and South-Eastern European topics.


    • Web Resources

    • From Plan to Market From Plan to Market, From Regime Change to Sustained Growth in Central and Eastern Europe / by Ivan T. Berend. Full text available [pdf].
Europe


    Associations and Societies


    Research Institutions

    • Economic History Initiative Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) started an initiative in economic history to make the CEPR the focal point for cliometric research in Europe. The aim of the Economic History Initiative is to facilitate interaction between quantitative economic historians and the rest of the economics profession in Europe.
    • EURINDIA EURINDIA is a 36 months project co-funded by the European Commission under the Economic Cross Cultural Programme. This project will focus specifically on the history of the economic relations (commercial, industrial, sea and land trade, etc.), in particular the history of map drawing and textile commerce from XVth century to present time.
    • Tensions of Europe. Technology and the Making of Europe This network has explored and defined ways to study transnational European history with a focus on the roles of technology as forces of change. In Phase 1, the networking phase, Tensions of Europe brought together a group of close to 200 scholars with shared interests from many disciplines and 17 countries. Phase 2 was the transition phase during which the Transition Committee formulated an Intellectual Agenda and participants formed collaborative research groups and programs. Tensions of Europe has now entered Phase 3, the research phase. Network scholars are pursuing their research and some will do so by taking part in the ESF EUROCORES Programme Inventing Europe.

    Archives and Libraries

    • Europeana Search through the cultural collections of Europe, connect to other user pathways and share your discoveries.

    Reference


    Data Archives

    • EH.Net Databases
    • European State Finance Database at the University of Leicester. "Sources and data of European fiscal history and their interpretation".
    • Medieval and Early Modern Data Bank (MEMDB). The project's aim is to provide scholars with an expanding library of information in electronic format on the medieval and early modern periods of European history, circa 800-1815. MEMDB contains five large data sets: three pertaining to currency exchanges and two pertaining to prices.
    • NBER Macrohistory Database During the first several decades of its existence, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) assembled an extensive data set that covers all aspects of the pre-WWI and interwar economies, including production, construction, employment, money, prices, asset market transactions, foreign trade, and government activity. Many series are highly disaggregated, and many exist at the monthly or quarterly frequency. The data set has some coverage of the United Kingdom, France and Germany, although it predominantly covers the United States. For information see Improving the Accessibility of the NBER's Historical Data , by Daniel Feenberg and Jeff Miron. (NBER Working Paper #5186). Published in the Journal of Business and Economic Statistics, Volume 15 Number 3 (July 1997) pages 293-299.

    Web Resources

    • Company Histories Company histories international and further reading.
    • Cooperating to Innovate By Leonard Dudley, Sciences Economiques, Universite de Montreal Montreal QC, Canada H3C 3J7. April 2005.
    • Economic History of Modern Europe to 1914 A Bibliographic Guide to some Reading, by John H. Munro.
    • EH.Net Databases
    • EU History website On this site you will find all sorts of information regarding the history of the European Union. The historical documents section contains nearly all information about European Integration from 1945 - present available online. It includes (references to) a collection of audiovisual fragments, documents, pictures and a dedicated collection about specific themes.
    • EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents From Western Europe Selected Transcriptions, Facsimiles and Translations.
    • European State Finance Database at the University of Leicester. "Sources and data of European fiscal history and their interpretation".
    • Eurostat Eurostat is the Statistical Office of the European Communities situated in Luxembourg. Its task is to provide the European Union with statistics at European level that enable comparisons between countries and regions.
    • Internet Medieval Sourcebook: Maps and Images Edited by Paul Halsall. The Internet Medieval Sourcebook is now part of ORB, the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies.
    • Medieval and Early Modern Data Bank (MEMDB). The project's aim is to provide scholars with an expanding library of information in electronic format on the medieval and early modern periods of European history, circa 800-1815. MEMDB contains five large data sets: three pertaining to currency exchanges and two pertaining to prices.
    • NBER Macrohistory Database During the first several decades of its existence, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) assembled an extensive data set that covers all aspects of the pre-WWI and interwar economies, including production, construction, employment, money, prices, asset market transactions, foreign trade, and government activity. Many series are highly disaggregated, and many exist at the monthly or quarterly frequency. The data set has some coverage of the United Kingdom, France and Germany, although it predominantly covers the United States. For information see Improving the Accessibility of the NBER's Historical Data , by Daniel Feenberg and Jeff Miron. (NBER Working Paper #5186). Published in the Journal of Business and Economic Statistics, Volume 15 Number 3 (July 1997) pages 293-299.
    • Select English Language Works on the History of Eastern Europe by Anna M. Cienciala (University of Kansas), February 2000. Emphasis on Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary.
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
India


    Research Institutions

    • EURINDIA EURINDIA is a 36 months project co-funded by the European Commission under the Economic Cross Cultural Programme. This project will focus specifically on the history of the economic relations (commercial, industrial, sea and land trade, etc.), in particular the history of map drawing and textile commerce from XVth century to present time.

    Reference

Indonesia


    Research Institutions

    • Indonesian Economic History Project This project at the International Ibnstitute of Social History, Amsterdam is a concerted effort of several researchers at different universities and research institutions. The aim of the project is to reconstruct the national accounts of Java (1815-1939) and of Indonesia (1900-2000) and to analyze the long-term evolution of the economy of Indonesia in this period. The reconstructed national accounts will serve as the prime source of information about the economy's development over time. This provides an analytical framework for a more thorough understanding of changes and discontinuities in the economic performance of Indonesia.

    Reference


    Data Archives

    • Human capital hub of the CLIO-INFRA initiative As part of the CLIO-INFRA, the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the University of Debrecen has taken the initiative to set up this website on human capital data. Our mid-term plan is to extend the activities of the hub into an online community of Scholars working in this field, providing them with a forum and hosting their data and research papers. Our long-run plan is to create a comprehensive dataset on human capital with annual and historical data and a global coverage. The site provides data, papers and links. The hub is maintained by Péter Földvári and Bas van Leeuwen.
Ireland


    Associations and Societies


    Archives and Libraries


    Museums

    • Steam Museum Straffan. The site provides also links to heritage websites.

    Reference


    Data Archives

    • Database of Irish Historical Statistics Recurrent statistics for Ireland for the nineteenth and twentieth centuries collected from a variety of printed census sources. At The Queen's University of Belfast.
    • Histpop - The Online Historical Population Reports Website The Online Historical Population Reports (OHPR) collection provides online access to the complete British population reports for Britain and Ireland from 1801 to 1937. The collection goes far beyond the basic population reports with a wealth of textual and statistical material which provide an in-depth view of the economy, society (through births, deaths and marriages) and medicine during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

    Web Resources

    • Database of Irish Historical Statistics Recurrent statistics for Ireland for the nineteenth and twentieth centuries collected from a variety of printed census sources. At The Queen's University of Belfast.
    • Great Famine Shortened version of the article, 'Sources in the National Archives for researching the Great Famine' by Marianne Cosgrave, Rena Lohan and Tom Quinlan. The printed full version, with illustrative examples of the document types mentioned, appears in Irish Archives, the Journal of the Irish Society for Archives, Spring 1995 and is also available to read on this site as a PDF file.
    • Great Irish Famine
    • Histpop - The Online Historical Population Reports Website The Online Historical Population Reports (OHPR) collection provides online access to the complete British population reports for Britain and Ireland from 1801 to 1937. The collection goes far beyond the basic population reports with a wealth of textual and statistical material which provide an in-depth view of the economy, society (through births, deaths and marriages) and medicine during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
    • Irish Mining in Periodicals and Anthologies 1955-1995
    • Views of the Famine maintained by Steve Taylor at Vassar College. Contemporary articles and illustrations related to the Irish Famine and subsequent massive migration, 1845-1851.
Israel
Italy
Japan
Korea, Republic of
Latin America


    Reference


    Data Archives

    • Economic History Datadesk. Economic History of Latin America, United States and New World, 1500-1900 A scholarly web site devoted to current research with an emphasis on collection and analysis of historical datasets. Data data on commodity prices, mineral production, agricultural tithes, commercial traffic for Latin American Spanish and Portuguese colonies; United States data on gold and silver production with special reference to Nevada's Comstock; bullion flows from New World to Europe and Far East; Spanish royal treasury accounts from more than 70 branches in the Viceroyalties of Mexico and Peru, compiled by John TePaske, Herbert Klein et al.
    • Oxford Latin American Economic History Database (OxLAD) is a free, downloadable, on-line resource for reliable, consistent, and comparable economic and social data series from 1900-2000 for 20 countries in Latin America. It is produced by the Latin American Centre of Oxford University.

    Web Resources

Latvia


    Reference

    • Digital Library Since 2000 the National Library of Latvia has implemented several serious projects, thus forming a digital library, which ensures a long-term preservation and wide accessibility to the unique Latvia culture heritage: national bibliography, periodicals, maps, posters, ancient photographs and sound recordings.
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway


    Archives and Libraries


    Reference


    Data Archives

    • Norwegian Historical Data Centre The Norwegian Historical Data Centre (NHDC) is a national institution under the Faculty of Social Science at the University of Tromsř (UiTř). Main aim is to computerize the Norwegian censuses 1865 onwards together with the parish registers and other sources from the 18th and 19th centuries.

    Web Resources

    • Digitalarkivet Norwegian censuses for the years 1801, 1865, 1875 and 1900.
    • Historical Monetary Statistics The focus of this project has been to construct long time series of high quality for consumer prices, nominal bond yields, monetary aggregates, indicators of real activity (GDP), exchange rates, stock price indices, house prices and bank lending. Norges Bank Occasional Papers No 35 Historical Monetary Statistics for Norway 1819-2003 provides a detailed documentation of the historical database as of June 2004. The data are available in spreadsheet format under each chapter.
    • Historical Statistics
    • Historisk Bibliografi Nasjonalbibliotekets Databasetjenester.
    • Norwegian Coins through 1000 Years Norway's numismatic history.
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Scandinavia


    Research Institutions

    • Baltic Connections The Baltic Connections project is an international effort to uncover the archives of the common past of the countries around the Baltic Sea during the period 1450-1800.
Slovenia
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom


    Associations and Societies


    Research Institutions


    Archives and Libraries


    Museums

    • Bank of England Museum & Archive General information.
    • Black Country Living Museum (Dudley, West Midlands). Brief overview of the collections.
    • Dunaskin Open Air Museum (Doon Valley, Scotland), on the site of the Dalmellington Iron Works. General information.
    • Ironbridge Gorge Museum (Shropshire). General information on the museums and sites at this "birthplace of the industrial revolution".
    • London's Transport Museum Exhibitions and photographic collection.
    • Museum of English Rural Life at the University of Reading. Information on its extensive archival, library and audiovisual holdings, and its Bibliography of British Rural History.
    • Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester The Museum's archive and library collection mainly relates to the industrial, scientific and social history of the Manchester region. The archive material include books, business records, films, letters, oral history recordings, personal records, photographs, textile sample books, written and printed papers. General information, with "stunning visuals and sound", if you have all the plug-ins.
    • Museum of Transport (Manchester). Overview of the collections.
    • National Coal Mining Museum (Wakefield, West Yorkshire). General information.
    • National Maritime Museum (Greenwich). Overview of the collections, general information on the Caird Library and Manuscripts Collection.
    • National Museum of Science and Industry consisting of the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television (Bradford), the National Railway Museum (York) and the Science Museum (London).
    • National Railway Museum (York). Collections information, including on the Jack Simmons Library and Archive.
    • Post Office Heritage (London). General information.
    • Prickwillow Drainage Engine Museum (Cambridgeshire). General information on the pumps that drained the Fens.
    • Scottish Textile Heritage Online "This groundbreaking pilot project aims to provide a one-stop shop for anyone wanting information about the richness and diversity of Scottish Textile heritage collections. Users will be able to browse through a database of some 4,000 descriptions of archive and museum collections and objects with supporting images."

    Reference


    Data Archives

    • 1901 Census Website Official genealogy site of the Welsh & English census information for 1901.
    • Census datasets The information about the UK Census of Population datasets is maintained by the ESRC/JISC funded Census Dissemination Unit (CDU), which forms part of the Manchester University-based MIMAS service.
    • Census.ac.uk Census.ac.uk, home of the ESRC Census Programme, provides a one stop gateway to data and support services which allow users and researchers in UK Higher and Further Education to access the 1971, 1981, 1991 and 2001 UK censuses. It also provides access to other important census related resources.
    • Great Britain Historical GIS Programme This project is creating a Historical Geographical Information System (GIS) for Great Britain covering the period from the late 1830s, when modern statistical data collection can be said to have started, until the early 1970s, when data starts to become available in digital form. The GIS has two major components; accurate boundary data for the changing administaive areas of Britain linked to a major database of social, economic, and electoral statistics from throughout the period.
    • Histpop - The Online Historical Population Reports Website An online resource of almost 200,000 pages of all the published population reports created by the Registrars-General and its predecessors for England and Wales and for Scotland for the period 1801–1920.
    • Histpop - The Online Historical Population Reports Website The Online Historical Population Reports (OHPR) collection provides online access to the complete British population reports for Britain and Ireland from 1801 to 1937. The collection goes far beyond the basic population reports with a wealth of textual and statistical material which provide an in-depth view of the economy, society (through births, deaths and marriages) and medicine during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
    • Scottish Economic History Database 1550-1780 Crop yields, demographic data, price and wage series, weather statistics.
    • Statistical Accounts of Scotland The two Statistical Accounts of Scotland, covering the 1790s and the 1830s, provide a rich record of a wide variety of topics: wealth, class and poverty; climate, agriculture, fishing and wildlife; population, schools, and the moral health of the people. A free service is available to all users with the basic features of searching, viewing and printing from the two Accounts.
    • UK Data Archive at the University of Essex. The UKDA also houses two specialist units: the History Data Service (HDS) and Qualidata and the Qualitative Data Service. It provides access to international data.
    • UK National Digital Archive of Datasets at the University of London Computer Centre, in cooperation with the University of London Library and the Public Record Office. Archived digital data from UK government departments and agencies.

    Web Resources

    • 1851 Project : The Great Exhibition The 1851 Project began in February 1995, with the aim of improving access to all relevant material held by the National Art Library (at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London) by reorganising and recataloguing it. By February 1997 the whole of the Library's collections in these areas had been recatalogued and made accessible through the Computer Catalogue.
    • 19th Century Pamphlets Access to the collections of nineteenth-century pamphlets housed in the CURL libraries.
    • Account Book of Richard Latham Richard Latham of Scarisbrick, Lancashire (1724-67). The text of this introduction is derived from the published version: Lorna Weatherill (ed.) The Account Book of Richard Latham, 1724-1767. British Academy Records of Social and Economic History ; New Series XV (Oxford, 1990).
    • Anglo-Saxon History : A Select Bibliography Maintained by Simon Keynes, Richard Rawlinson Center for Anglo-Saxon Studies and Manuscript Research, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University. Published in the Old English Newsletter Subsidia vol. 13, third, Revised Edition; Second Online Edition.
    • ArtServe Art and Architecture mainly from the Mediterranean Basin. A collection of prints of products shown in the Great Exhibition.
    • BBC History Site Industrialisation with some articles and links.
    • Bevölkerungsentwicklung in Deutschland und England im Vergleich = A Comparison of the Population trend between Germany and Great Britain.
    • Bibliography Pictorial Statistics Bibliography of the pictorial statistics system developed by Otto Neurath and designed by Gerd Arntz.
    • BOPCRIS "The British Official Publications Collaborative Reader Information Service. You can use this web site to search and browse information from British Official Publications over the period 1688-1995. You can also read abstracts, and view detailed consistent subject indexing, of key documents. You can then read the digitised full-text version of a limited number of these documents."
    • Britain in Print Launched in January 2003, the Britain in Print project will, for the first time, provide free access for all to information about the rich collections of early British books that are held in twenty-one of the nation's most important libraries.
    • Cambridge Working Papers in Economics Cambridge Working Papers in Economics (CWPE) is a series of papers from the Faculty of Economics and the Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge. The series is one of many Working Papers series made available through REPEC (Research Papers in Economics).
    • Census.ac.uk Census.ac.uk, home of the ESRC Census Programme, provides a one stop gateway to data and support services which allow users and researchers in UK Higher and Further Education to access the 1971, 1981, 1991 and 2001 UK censuses. It also provides access to other important census related resources.
    • Chez la Veuve: Women Printers in Great Britain 1475-1700 A brief introduction to the subject with pictures of books printed or sold by women. Online exhibition from the University of Illinois Library.
    • Debates in Economic & Social History-Bibliography Standard of Living Debate, Antebellum Slavery Debate and others.
    • Design of the Crystal Palace
    • Digital Library of Historical Directories The University of Leicester's New Opportunities Fund project is creating a digital library of eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth century local and trade directories from England and Wales.
    • Festival of Britain Mainly devoted to the 1951-2001 Festival of Britain. Also useful for some links to earlier British exhibitions.
    • Financial Repression in a Natural Experiment: Loan Allocation and the Change in the Usury Laws in 1714 By Peter Temin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Hans-Joachim Voth (Universitat Pompeu Fabra). CEPR Discussion Paper No. 4452.
    • Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs in England and Wales to 1516 This web site provides access to information about markets and fairs in medieval England and Wales.
    • Glasgow Digital Library The Glasgow Digital Library is based at the Centre for Digital Library Research in the University of Strathclyde. Contents (a.o.): Virtual Mitchell (Photographs of Glasgow from the Mitchell Library and City Archives), 'Memoirs and portraits of 100 Glasgow men' and Victorian Times (social, political, and economic conditions 1837-1901).
    • Great Britain Historical GIS Programme This project is creating a Historical Geographical Information System (GIS) for Great Britain covering the period from the late 1830s, when modern statistical data collection can be said to have started, until the early 1970s, when data starts to become available in digital form. The GIS has two major components; accurate boundary data for the changing administaive areas of Britain linked to a major database of social, economic, and electoral statistics from throughout the period.
    • Great Exhibition Collection The core of the Great Exhibition Collection of Reading University Library was acquired from Charles Hasler in 1966. It comprises approximately 150 printed books and periodicals, plus pamphlets and ephemera, approximately 50 prints, and some objects. Although the focus of the collection is the Exhibition of 1851, there is also material concerning the re-erection of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham in 1854, where it became a great entertainment centre, and material pertaining to subsequent exhibitions down to the Festival of Britain of 1951.
    • Great Exhibition of 1851 A collection of images (10) of the Great Exhibition in 1851 for a course at the University of Virginia.
    • Great War Archive The Great War Archive contains over 6,500 items contributed by the general public between March and June 2008. Every item originates from, or relates to, someone's experience of the First World War, either abroad or at home. Contributions were received via a special website and also through a series of open days at libraries and museums throughout the country.
    • Histpop - The Online Historical Population Reports Website The Online Historical Population Reports (OHPR) collection provides online access to the complete British population reports for Britain and Ireland from 1801 to 1937. The collection goes far beyond the basic population reports with a wealth of textual and statistical material which provide an in-depth view of the economy, society (through births, deaths and marriages) and medicine during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
    • I.A. Recordings (Telford, Shropshire). "Dedicated to the recording of past and present industry on film and video". Overview of the productions, industrial archeology links.
    • Illustrated London News A few (large) illustrations of the Great Exhibition in The Illustrated London News.
    • Industrial Revolution -- Selected Bibliographies compiled by George P. Landow for the Victorian Web.
    • London Gold Bullion Market. Yearly Average Price (1833 - 1997)
    • Map of John Snow in 1859 Images from the Great Exhibition.
    • mining-europe.de Photgallery.
    • Railway Poster in Britain at the National Railway Museum: a small selection.
    • Revolutionary Players Revolutionary Players is a project focusing on the history of the Industrial Revolution in the West Midlands in Britain between the years 1700 and 1830. The website contains images of many resources from museums, archives end libraries representing the history of the period. There are four main ways of accessing this material: Time, Place, People and Theme. You can also read Articles on historical subjects, enter the Digital Library of primary sources, explore a Gallery of images and create your own Album of items from the site.
    • Richard III Society Online Library Richard III Society. A.o. selections of the correspondence of the Cely family, merchants of the staple, 1475-1488.
    • Royal Historical Society Bibliography In association with Irish History Online and London's Past Online.
    • Scottish Economic History Database 1550-1780 Crop yields, demographic data, price and wage series, weather statistics.
    • Scottish Exhibitions Study Group
    • South Sea Bubble by History House an irreverent history magazine. Text.
    • South Sea Bubble Project The Bubble Project (BP) is a collaborative and interdisciplinary research initiative on the subject of the South Sea Bubble (SSB), or first great stock-market crash of 1720. Bibliography of printed material and links.
    • Statistical Accounts of Scotland The two Statistical Accounts of Scotland, covering the 1790s and the 1830s, provide a rich record of a wide variety of topics: wealth, class and poverty; climate, agriculture, fishing and wildlife; population, schools, and the moral health of the people. A free service is available to all users with the basic features of searching, viewing and printing from the two Accounts.
    • The Dialogue Concerning the Exchequer. circa 1180 A long dialogue between a disciple and a master concerning the English Exchequer and its many rules and customs.
    • Three Centuries of Transport Three organisations submitted bids for a grant to digitise, and make available on the Internet, collections of images and objects relating to great transport undertakings: Bridging the Years, The Last Main Line and The Aviation Heritage Partnership.
    • Victorian Census Project The Victorian Census Project at Staffordshire University aims to computerise source documents relating to Great Britain and Ireland in the nineteenth century. These sources include: The nineteenth century census abstracts, Vital registration statistics, The returns of the Poor Law Commissioners, Agricultural Statistics, Crime Statistics and Pigot's and Slater's Topographies of Great Britain and Ireland.
    • Victorian Economics Part of the Victorian Web at Brown University. Includes a section on "Economics, Literature, and the Arts".
    • Victorian Web The Crystal Palace, or The Great Exhibition of 1851: An Overview.
    • ViewFinder Online image resource for England's history. The Picture Gallery and Stories contain illustrations of the industrial age, social history (including the Henry W. Taunt Collection), architecture and archaeology, dating from the 1840s to the present day.
    • Welcome to Great Exhibiton of Industries of All Nations The Site of the Art History Department at the University Trier provides also a bibliography, mainly art history.
United States
Uruguay



Last updated 15 October 2012