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- Reel Women Foundation
- Their promo says, "The Reel Women Trust Foundation is dedicated to documenting and preserving the remarkable stories of great women in all fields overlooked by traditional history sources. Out first and largest mission has been resurrecting the female pioneers behind the scenes in the film industry since 1896...." This is really a nice site. Check it out and see what women pioneered behind the camera. Ida Lupino is one....
- Remember the Ladies
- This is one of our Geocities neighbors and what a great site it is! It starts off with Kate Chase, and then goes on to other women of the Civil War era, some spies, some lawyers, some writers, some nurses, all dedicated to their causes. This site will load slowly, but just go get a snack if you have trouble waiting...because it is definitely worth the wait. Lots of interesting details and graphics.
- The Role of Women in the Civil War
- This site is part of the Women In Politics site (see below). It focuses on some of the women of the Civil War, and then has links to The American Civil War Homepage where you will find everything including some wonderful graphics. Don't miss this, but expect to take some time.
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Time Line of Presidents and First Ladies
- Just what it says, plain and simple, a time line of the Presidents of the United States and all their First Ladies.
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The Victorian Web Overview
- Anyone who reads ought to have this page bookmarked. This is the opening page of the Victorian Web, a massive project run out of Brown University. You will find out everything about authors, painters, etc from the Victorian period, their themes, symbols, life, and other related subjects. Example: if you wanted to know more about Robert Browning, you could find him, and then his friends, his wife, his symbols, his themes, and then other writers who used the same. The site is always being Updated by Michael Brown April 21st, 1999 with articles by academics who know their stuff. A favorite.
- Women in Politics
- Just what it says, Women In Politics, everything, including women as Politicians, the History of the Suffrage movement, etc. A nice site.
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Women's Resources on the Internet
- A list of links that will go to more links, from A to Z on the internet, resources for women.
- Women in Tennessee History: A Bibliography
- This great and informative site is run by Ken Middleton from Middle Tennessee State University. There are lots of links about Tennessee History. Being from Tennessee, this site is a must. But if you are from another state and doing research for a project related to Tennessee or Women In Tennesse History, Mr. Middleton is the person to know.
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