- Anglo-Saxon Britain
- Information on the history of Anglo-Saxon England from the end of Roman Britain to the Norman invasion, including daily life, culture, and early Christianity in Britain.
- Britain Express: Stuart England
- Offers a series of short articles covering aspects of the reign of the Stuart dynasty, including the gunpowder plot, civil war, plague and the Great Fire of London.
- England's Past for Everyone
- A Heritage Lottery funded project to produce books and learning materials about county history; includes a microsite for completed counties, details of publications, and accompanying projects.
- The Horncastle and Kirkstead Junction Railway Company
- Story of the origins and construction of this line.
- Knitting Together
- Virtual museum showcasing the history of the East Midlands knitting industry, with articles, photographs, oral histories and features.
- Museum of London: London's Burning
- Discusses the context, causes and effects of the Great Fire of London and presents biographies of some of the key figures, plus related artefacts from the museum's collection.
- Prehistoric Sites in England
- Presents a personal collection of photographs of and brief information about a variety of stone age and neolithic sites in England.
- Samuel Pepys' Diary
- Contains a biography of Samuel Pepys and extracts from his diaries arranged by year, including his accounts of the coronation of Charles II, the Great Fire of London and the plague. Also examines some of the coded diary entries.
- Vortigern Studies
- Provides information about Britain between the Roman occupation and the Early Middle Ages. This period, which is sometimes called the Dark Ages, stretch roughly from AD 400 to 600.
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