DigicamHistory.com is an educational site for digital camera enthusiasts interested in the history of the digital camera. Click on different hyperlinked years to explore cameras through the 1800s up to today's digitals.

From the National Archives and Records Administration, this online exhibit has galleries of photographs separated by time period showing a history of the United States.

If you are researching the Central Pacific Railroad or the importance of photography in the recording of our social and technological history, this site is for you. You will find plenty of topic photos and good information about the...

An article by Rebecca Maksel that delves into the mystery of the woman in the famous photograph by Dorothea Lange. The history of the photograph is revealed as is the woman's identity.

Boulders shift. Canyons erode. Old trees fall. New ones grow. And tourists crowd Yellowstone National Park. The length of their vacations is barely any time at all in the stream of history.

The Franklin Institute looks at the invention of the Brownie camera, which helped put photography into the hands of amateurs and allowed the middle class to take their own snapshots as well in the early 20th century.

Use this lesson plan to introduce students to the history of photography and to the sorts of stories that historical photographs.

This site, entitled Arles: Provence Beyond provides history, information, and images of the town.

This site provides illustrations and descriptions of Native American art and painting. Visual sampling of many Native American artists.

The site includes images from Magic Lantern slides, a little background on Nursery Lanterns and learning games and trivia information. Check out the links to other sites too!

A portrait and biography of the fifth Secretary of the Navy, Benjamin Crowninshield.