- The National Burns Collection
- Information about Scotland's Burns collections held in museums, libraries and archives around the country. Includes a database of Burns material, virtual tours of places associated with him, and a wide range of education resources.
- Robert Burns.org
- Official Robert Burns website, with an encyclopaedia, his complete songs and poems (with translations into English), a guide to Burns Suppers online, and links.
- Burns, Robert
- Provides a biographical profile, and Robert Burns' testament, confirming Jean Armour as her late husband's executor, thereby enabling her to recover debts.
- Burns, Robert, 1759-1796
- A collection of electronic texts of Burns' poetry, song, and letters; provided by Project Gutenberg.
- Centre for Robert Burns Studies
- Established at the University of Glasgow to develop research, scholarship and teaching about Robert Burns, his cultural period and related literature; includes information about publications, conferences, lectures and events.
- The Goudie Collection
- Scottish artist Alexander Goudie's illustrations for Tam O'Shanter; includes an online gallery, the text of the poem, and details of Rozelle House Galleries near Ayr where the originals are held.
- The Legacy of Robert Burns
- A guide to documents related to Burns held by the National Archives of Scotland.
- Rabbie Without a Cause?
- An article from the Observer reporting on an academic dispute as to what should be included in the canon of Burns' poetry. [2002].
- Robert Burns
- The BBC's tribute to the poet, with a biography, a library of readings his works, and details of radio and TV broadcasts.
- Robert Burns
- A biography of the poet, with a special focus on his religious beliefs and ideas.
- Robert Burns
- Scottish Television's resource on the poet, his poetry and music, and news of the celebration of Homecoming Scotland 2009, celebrating the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns’ birth.
- Robert Burns - A Bicentenary Exhibition from the G. Ross Roy Collection
- An online virtual museum, based on the University of South Carolina's exhibition to mark the bicentenary of Burns' death in 1796.
- Robert Burns 1759-1796
- A collection of biographical and literary resources based on materials held by the National Library of Scotland.
- Robert Burns, on the Future Museum
- A virtual museum of documents, manuscripts, art, and memorabilia held at a range of venues in the South West of Scotland.
- Scotland's Bard
- Scotland's Cultural Resources Access Network (SCRAN) maintains an online library of illustrations and images relating to the poet and his work, and the people and places in his life.
- Selected Poetry of Robert Burns (1759-1796)
- A collection of Burns' poetry on the University of Toronto's Representative Poetry On-line resource.
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