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Wilfried Braakhuis's World at War website dates its completion to January 1998 and preserves a painstaking WWII history resource wrapped in animated backgrounds, old guestbook features, and contemporary web awards.
Niagara Falls Thunder Alley preserves a vast independent index of regional history, from bridges and daredevils to geology, mills, railways and hydroelectric power.
Gold Rush Gallery's long-running numismatic site houses Carl N. Lester's illustrated history of the Georgia gold rush and Dahlonega branch mint, including machinery, politics, and surviving coins.
A distinct Fidel Castro section of LatinAmericanStudies.org assembles photographs, digitized speeches from the 1960s, news archives, and the compiler's unmistakable political perspective.
A dedicated section of Antonio de la Cova's historic Latin American research website links Aztec codices, archaeological locations, artifacts, rituals, and historical scholarship.