Introduction

Visualize History is not in the business of indexing and storing the world's historical information. Rather, it uses the many existing sites and their public interfaces to find historical data.

Sources

• The Valley of the Shadow
• A detailed look at two neighboring towns, one in the North and one in the South
• Source: University of Virginia
• Civil War Timeline
• A fairly high level timeline of the war
• todo: add the Allegiance Map as its own topic
• Source: The History Place .com
• American Presidents
• A very detailed look at U.S. Presidents
• Source: MIT: Simile Project: Exhibit

Maybes

• U.S. Census Historical Data
• Foreign-born population (1850 - 1990)
• Population by race (1790 - 1990)
• Urban vs. Rural population (1930 - 2000)
• Population of the 100 largest cities
• Themed collections
• A collection of primary sources during the periods 1848-1865 and 1870-1900
• Baseball's Beginnings
• Source: The Universities of California

• American Memory from the Library of Congress
• http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/browse/ListSome.php?timePeriod=1850-1899
• Jewish History
• Jewish history
• Source: MIT: Simile Project: Timeline
• Christian History
• Christian history
• Source: MIT: Simile Project: Timeline

• Google News Archive timelines
• Blog posting
• example: Bach
• Teaching with the Internet
• Geospatial One Stop
• US Geological Survey
• University of Arkansas Geospatial Resources