Dedicated to the history of Alachua County, especially Gainesville, this website contains pictures and brief descriptions on topics such as African American culture, maps of Alachua County, the University of Florida, education, and transportation.
Contains weekly radio programs on Florida History, articles from the organizations publication Florida Frontiers, and links to other resources.
The official Seminole Tribe website. Contains brief passages on the history of the Seminole Tribe, the culture and art of the Seminole Tribe, and a description on the government structure of the Seminole Tribe.
The P.K. Yonge Library of Florida History: The website for the P.K. Yonge Library of Florida History. Contains links to online exhibits on Florida’s history, digitized archival materials, finding aids for its letters, manuscripts, and photographs collections that have not been digitized, and teaching resources.
Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida: Contains oral histories focusing on the history of Florida. Has an extensive collection of digitized audio files and transcripts of the interviews, contains finding aids for the non-digitized interviews, and links to their podcasts.
A part of the University of Florida Digital Collections, this website contains historic maps of Florida from 1564-1923, as well as contemporary maps of Florida.
A part of the State Library and Archives of Florida, this is a website dedicated to the history of Florida. Contains digitized audio, video, photographs, census records, personal papers of notable Florida residents, and educational resources.
A part of the University of Florida Digital Collections, this website contains digitized newspapers. Parts of the collection includes digitized versions of all Florida newspapers from 2005 to present, historic Florida newspapers, and historic news accounts of Florida.
This link contains the following thread from the H-Asia listserv:
Editor's Subject: H-ASIA REPORTS: Hong Kong Diary # 1
Author's Subject: H-ASIA REPORTS: Hong Kong Diary # 1
Date Written: Tue, 13 May 1997 09:41:49 -0400
Date Posted: Wed, 13 May 1997 09:41:49 -0400
H-Net is celebrating 25 years of service by mining the logs of its 180+ networks for topical discussions, teaching and research resources, and milestones in H-Net's history from a few email listservs to an online academic commons. Happy birthday, H-Net!
This link contains the following thread from the H-Asia listserv:
Editor's Subject: H-ASIA:: Taiwan Diary
Author's Subject: H-ASIA:: Taiwan Diary
Date Written: Fri, 28 May 1999 12:31:29 -0400
Date Posted: Sat, 28 May 1999 12:31:29 -0400
H-Net is celebrating 25 years of service by mining the logs of its 180+ networks for topical discussions, teaching and research resources, and milestones in H-Net's history from a few email listservs to an online academic commons. Happy birthday, H-Net!
This link contains the following thread from the H-Asia listserv:
Editor's Subject: H-ASIA: Maps, History and National Sensitivities: Japan and Burakumin
Author's Subject: H-ASIA: Maps, History and National Sensitivities: Japan and Burakumin
Date Written: Sat, 2 May 2009 10:51:39 -0700
Date Posted: Sun, 02 May 2009 13:51:39 -0400
Responsible person(s): Joanne Bernardi
Synopsis: Creative digital curation of an original physical collection of travel and educational ephemera about Japan
Content type: High resolution images, moving images, audio materials, interactive timeline
Intended audience: Academic community and general public
Host institution: University of Rochester
The Royal Academy of Arts has a podcast collection that talks about architecture, recommendations, and interviews with individuals in the field.
The Arch.Ed Podcast discusses architecture and architectural education with students and educators. It is hosted by Dr. James Benedict Brown (@jbenedictbrown / combinearchitecture.com), a Lecturer in Architecture at the Leicester School of Architecture at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK.
History graduate students, Jen Vannette (Central Michigan University), Katie Krawetzke (Central Michigan Unviersity), and Alex Greff (University of Minnesota) share stories from their experiences as graduate students. Topics include what it's like to study history, be a grad student, and teach.
