Journal from the 19th century published monthly by Charles Dickens.

Presents collection of documents on 19th Century.

This course page offers facts on the traces of development of European culture from the revolution till the current years, with links and special pages.

Documentation about the Black Confederates, with book details, authors information, news, links, and contact particulars.

Information about the institution, resources, and related link pages.

Link page about child labor, this includes facts about the life in a factory, factory reformers, supporters of child labor, workers, acts and other related listings.

Guide to the everyday life in the Victorian Era, including music, wardrobe, social order, etiquette, food and other featured link pages.

Ridgefield, Connecticut farmer who kept a detailed diary about his family's agricultural and social activities.

A practical guide for the 19th century man.

Publishes article about pro-slavery constitutional amendment written by the congress in 1861.

Contains historic crossroads community of the mid 1800’s experience where families in the past lived over a hundred years ago. Caters group tours as well as by appointments.

Online guide to all possible links and topics in relation to the history behind the year 1800.

Compilation of letters written by a Victorian lady, which contains valuable information about her trips, and experiences.

Information about Paris, which includes articles, book reviews, resources, and other related details.

Brief summary of the journal written by Michele Fuschino.

Networked Infrastructure for Nineteenth-Century Electronic Scholarship. Presents digital research resources related to 19th Century Britain and America.

Collection of studies, time line, children facts, magazines, paper analysis, about the way American children used to read.

Features an anthology of works for children as well as the eccentric collection of works for adults both books published from 1088 to 1872.

Features the transcript of the 830 convention of the populist protest party, from an anti-Mason site.

Documents the largest slave rebellion of the Black Seminoles.

Link to learning more about England's delightful Regency period, from ladies to gentlemen, romance, and more.

Book review about Grant Wacker's book "Religion in Nineteenth Century America".

PBS documentary covers partisan politics, slavery, Civil War synopsis, and the role of women in 19th century America.

Chronological order of information about New Zealand's history.

Original writings of 49 Mormon voyagers on the trails to a new life.

International society who studies the military aspects of the Victorian era.

Contains the best sources for home and furniture restoration or decorating in the Victorian style, with historical articles and pictures.

The origin, development and decline of this Victorian Turkish bath tradition, with photos, and other related information.

Includes information on political history, philosophy, religion, science, arts, and links to related sites.

Online pages for war films, books, articles, plays, history articles and resources, videos, biography, contact facts and other links.

Biography information about William Loney, with facts on careers, documents, albums, ships, and uniform backgrounds.

Essay about William Radcliffe, his power and life.