A Multimedia History of World War One: A collection of source documents detailing origins, treaties, major speeches, personalities, battles, weapons, audio archive, and photographs.
Ballymena 1914-1918: History of men from Ballymena and District who fought, including full memorial and recruitment listings and pictures.
Battle of Albert - 1 July 1916: An article based on the war diary of the 12th Royal Irish Rifles (Central Antrims).
British and Commonwealth Mining Operations on the Western Front: An undergraduate dissertation on mining warfare from the British perspective Neil Ashworth.
Causes of World War I: Discussion of the economic and imperial factors which prompted military alliances and an arms race, escalating to the outbreak of war.
Centre for First World War Studies: University of Birmingham resources for academics, graduate students and lay persons. Includes site map, seminars, events, forums, and members' publications.
Documents of World War I: Collection from before 1914 to 1919.
EyeWitness: World War One: Eyewitness accounts of some of the key events in the war.
Fallen Heroes: A collection of Great War research and resources from Tideway School, Newhaven, East Sussex
First World War Links: Large collection of categorized links to many websites relating to the Great War.
Great War 1914-1918: In depth battle studies using translated material from both German and allied official documents.
Lost Generation 1418: A forum for the discussion of all aspects of Great War history, dedicated to both historians and those with a family or passing interest
Map Library, Dept of History, United States Military Academy: A collection of maps, created by the USMA Dept of History for military training purposes, illustrating various stages of World War I.
Mary Riter Hamilton: Traces of War: Presents the art works related to the First World War of Mary Riter Hamilton. Her task was to provide paintings of the battlefields of France and Belgium for publication in a veterans’ magazine, The Gold Stripe.
My WW1 Summary: Collection of historical information.
The Espionage Act, May 16, 1918: On-line document as amended.
The Great War: Anglo-centric collection of articles giving details of major battles of WW1 and news of current events relating to First World War battlefield sites
The Great War - World War I: Full text of an american history of the war, apparently published shortly after the armistice.
The Great War in a Different Light: The Great War as seen through period newsmagazines and accounts by soldiers, journalists and civilians. The site includes more than 6000 images and accounts from period publications.
The Great War in the Classroom: Article describes an online interactive simulation used to teach the origins of World War I. The potential pitfalls of using role-playing in the history classroom are discussed, as well as the reasons for its success.
The Great War Series: A collection of all War Times Journal resources relating to the First World War. Includes historic archives, photo galleries and specially written articles.
The Great War Society: The Great War Society encourages discussion, learning, scholarship, and independent research on the events surrounding the war.
The Heritage of the Great War: Articles, cartoons, and pictures on the bizarre heritage of the war.
The Legends and Traditions of the Great War: Links to resources.
The Memorial at Bidford-on-avon: Memorials of the men of the parish who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Great War (1914-1918), including galleries.
The Western Front Museum: Dedicated to the war, exhibiting an extensive collection of battlefield relics which have been personally retrieved from the various battlefields in Europe.
The World War I Document Archive: Photographs, links, articles, a biographical dictionary and related resources.
University of Virginia Library: Joseph M. Bruccoli Great War Collection: This collection includes posters, sheet music, broadsides, manuscripts, ephemera, movies, and photographs.
Western Front Association - United States Branch: An international organisation formed to further interest in the period 1914-1918.
What Really Caused World War 1?: Article putting the case that America was drawn into the war as the result of a conspiracy.
World War One Cemeteries: A site of remembrance, with photographs, directions and historical information on over 1000 cemeteries of the Great War, also many photographs of military cemeteries and memorials around the world.
