Graduate Teaching History Library Resources

The Cornell collection includes over 3,000 titles, many of which have been scanned and digitized.

Detailed records of the extensive collection in the Morgan Library; teachers may find the digitized images useful.

This collection allows you to search by topic and read items online.

While no longer updated, this collection of resources created by faculty at Georgetown University is organized by category; it includes a section on Church History and one on Magic.

A curated database of peer-reviewed digital materials, both browsable and searchable.

While it looks modern, content is devoted to engaging people with the Middle Ages. It contains articles, book reviews, movie reviews, and more.

An organized list of links to manuscript collections, bibliographies, societies, and other sites devoted to medieval studies.

Designed for teachers &students, the website provides resources for teaching & research. It contains links to many other Middle Ages sites.

Project Gutenberg is a library of over 60,000 free eBooks.