The primary goal of this project and foundation is to provide stories of World War II veterans and other information that will help people to better understand World War II.

Hosted by the Woodrow Wilson Leadership Program for Teachers.

This historical organization promotes the study of the North American West in all its varied aspects and in its broadest sense. The WHA was founded in 1961.

An international not-for-profit organization founded in 1988 to stimulate interest and research in the history of urban life in all periods and geographical areas.

The tangible and intangible heritage of the world, and UNESCO's work in preserving and enhancing it through the Convention for the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage.

A non-profit dedicated to the historical preservation of the Sussex and Lisbon area. Includes membership, board of directors and annual meeting.

The society aims to further the study, knowledge and appreciation of South African history. The South African Historical Journal is proudly a product of the society.

Searchable directory of historical societies covering the United States, Canada and Australia.

A scholarly organization which promotes interdisciplinary and systematic approaches to historical research.

The Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing, featuring a wide variety of resources for those interested in the history of print culture in any place or period.

PHRC curates the field of public history providing information on employment, degree programs, and publications-- both on and off line.

International organization of persons interested in oral history as a way of collecting human memories. Information about the organization, its publications and conferences, related groups, issues affecting oral historians, and links.

Membership group interested in the history of the Mormon Church and its activities. Site includes links to related resources.

A scholarly organization that promotes research into the language, arts, history, politics, economy, and society of modern Greece.

An organization of individuals interested in the history of mining and metallurgy.

The Massachusetts Lafayette Society organizes events in the Memory of Lafayette and promotes good relationships between the French and American communities.

A not-for-profit organization of child holocaust survivors who were sent, without their parents, out of Austria, Germany, Poland, and Czechoslovakia to Great Britain and, ultimately, to the United States and Canada.

Provides news, serials tables of contents, and other services from all major collecting institutions in the field.

Scholarly association devoted to the study of medieval history, chivalry, and heraldry, with membership, officers, publications and online resources.

A group of scholars dedicated to promoting the study and discussion of history as a field of knowledge outside the traditional classroom setting and in the broader public arena.