History & Culture websites worth a visit
History and culture from every era: timelines, archives, old photos, museums and the stories behind how things came to be.
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- Harvard Art Museums
- MoMA Collection
- The National Gallery
The National Gallery paintings page lists the museumu2019s collection of over 2,400 paintings and lets you browse works by period, medium, support, and artist. Someone would visit to filter and explore the galleryu2019s catalogue and find paintings by specific eras, materials, or named artists.
- Van Gogh Museum
This page is the Van Gogh Museum's online collection, showcasing over 1,000 paintings, drawings and letters by Vincent van Gogh and works by his contemporaries. Someone would visit to view the museum's artworks online and find practical visitor information like tickets, opening hours and museum facilities.
- Folger Shakespeare Library
The Folger Shakespeare Library is a cultural center in Washington, D.C., housing the worldu2019s largest collection of Shakespeare First Folios and related materials, and presenting theater, exhibitions, programs, and research. Visitors come to see performances, explore the collection and exhibits, attend talks and educational programs, or reserve tours and timed-entry passes.
- Anne Frank House
- SlaveVoyages
- Shorpy
Shorpy is a high-resolution vintage photo archive offering historical photographs, framed prints and stock images. Visit to browse, view, and purchase restored historic photos and explore member-submitted and Library of Congress-sourced images.
- Historypin
Historypin is a community-driven platform for sharing photos, audio, and video tied to places on a map. People visit to discover local and global community histories or to create collaborative collections and teaching projects.
- Digital Bodleian
A digital collection hosting over a million high-resolution images of rare books, manuscripts, maps, portraits and printed ephemera from the Bodleian Libraries and Oxford college libraries. Visit to view digitized primary sources across periods and languages, including incunabula, medieval manuscripts, Arabic works, portraits and rare printed ephemera.
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