Here are some East Yorkshire links:
I would be glad to hear of any more.
East Yorkshire Local History Web Site Many interesting local history articles.
Guided Tours of Bridlington and the Wolds, with historical references, on the BA Education web site.
Driffield Web Site This has a big list of useful local links.
Paws-A-While A place to enjoy the East Riding countryside that lets people take their pets with them.
Driffield Navigation The organisation concerned with the restoration of the Driffield Canal.
"History of Bridlington Priory" by Mamaduke Prickett, written in 1835 - Read or download it from here.
Here are some general links:
The Local History Link is a very useful starting point for all queries relating to local history matters.
Dynamicdrive.com has a huge collection of free scripts that you can use for all sorts of extra gimmicks on your pages.
Sun Microsystems site provides the original and free Java Developers' Kit, which comes with many useful Java applets.
Thickbox is a javascript for "lightboxes" that display images or text in windows.
The complete works of Shakespeare are on line here.
Project Gutenberg is a massive project that is converting books into on-line resources for download.
The Internet Public Library is a good place to research a project. It is a kind of on-line reference library.
Websters Dictionary has an online version.
Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia.
The standards-compliant browser.
