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An excellent find! Contains over 3000 members who discuss different aspects of history. You're going to get a few loonies in a group of people that size but it seems well-organised and efficiently run. Looks like there's a few battles of ideas going on there too, which is cool.

This is the anthropological artfefacts databast at the Smithsonian Museum. Seems to especially cover the Americas and Egypt, although probably has stuff from all over the place and you'd expect it to be well-organised. Over 2 million artefacts.

Has some primary sources and images related to the history of Freemasonry. Maybe they explain the secret handshake...?

You can search as well as browse the collection and seems to go back earlier than the 20th century.

Another brilliantly organised collection from the History Sourcebooks.

A thorough collection of sources organised around continents, eras and topics.

A large and well-organised collection of good-quality sources on the New Deal, along with teaching resources.

A collection of links to sites with primary sources on World War II. Not particularly well-organised but looks like there's some good stuff in there.

An excellent collection of sites by those awesome librarians at the University of Washington about British and Irish history. Well-organised and good quality.

This site is devoted to primary sources from the early modern period and covering a wide range of topics. Extensive material, well-organised.

A large collection of sites with sources and resources to do with the Early Modern period. Looks well-maintained and user-friendly.

Early Modern Resources is a gateway for all those interested in finding electronic resources relating to the early modern period in history.

A collection of high-quality images organised under an eclectic variety of topics. They cover an enormous and extensive diversity of topics.

This is the modern history sourcebook. Just as good as the medieval and ancient, it's a must for anyone researching the modern period. Excellent collection and wonderfully organised.

A collection of texts and images run by the University of Virginia. Seems quite extensive, especially on American history, and well-organised.

This site has a collection of "60,000 documents detailing the political and social history of the United States". Seems well organised; run by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.

"A listing of over 5000 websites describing holdings of manuscripts, archives, rare books, historical photographs, and other primary sources for the research scholar. All links have been tested for correctness and appropriateness."

Lots of primary sources! Organised around regions.

Has some relevant curriculum materials for Australian history, however I can't help but feel that this kind of thing is like a shining brand-new horse-drawn carriage at the beginning of the twentieth century, unknowing that it has already been superseded...

This is a thorough and well-organised collection of sources related to legal history. Quite useful for any political, legal or even just general historical research.

Excellent site for Primary Source Docs!!

Many primary sources for students to analyze.

Enormous collection of older books now out of copyright on a wide array of topics. Some specialist topics here suitable for senior secondary/tertiary research and organise well under topics.

An enormous collection of links covering a wide array of regions and all time periods. It has primary texts, maps, diagrams, statistics, all types of historical sources. Well-organised and searchable.

A large collection of documents, organised around topics, maintained by the Library of Congress.