List of WW1 websites

[Muskoka]

During my four years of researching and writing two novels set during the Great War, I came across many websites. So I've compiled a list of the ones I found most helpful and interesting. http://4yearsofww1.info/websites.htm

[roel22]

Great list Muskoka, thanks!

Roel

[1690philip]

thanks for the post. Websites are spot on.

Regards,

Phil.

[Roy Evans]

Muskoka,

Some good stuff there. Thanks

Roy

[mick1234]

Brilliant Muskoka,

Lost a site a few weeks ago and could not find it and as luck would have it, there it popped up in you site Well doneand thanks for posting,

Mick

[Muskoka]

Thanks, all! I've also been getting some feedback on the "Odd Facts" page of that website from history teachers and other educators who plan to use these with students. What a thrill for me! I guess it was the teacher in me that just couldn't resist posting some of the facts that surprised and fascinated me!

[phil@basildon]

Would you want any suggestions on some websites to add to your site? If so do they have to be specific to WW1 or would a site that contains some WW1 information be acceptable such as www.irishwrecksonline.net ?

[Muskoka]

Phil, I've just listed the websites I used in my research. There's a much more comprehensive list of sites prepared by Borden Battery for the CEF Matrix project, to which I will be contributing any additional websites I might come across. Visit Matrix Project Websites

Thanks for the thought!

[Copper6197]

Had a quick peek at your list, Muskoka,

A great aid to we Canadians interested in WWI and family research.

George