General Historical Overviews

• The Imperial War Museum
  London’s museum of war. Useful for brief histories, information, images, and links.
• Break of Day in the Trenches
  A hypermedia edition, with a fascinating and accessible virtual seminar.

Contemporary Sources

• The WWI collection of the Milwaukee Urban Archives, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
  A vast archive of journals from the war years.
• Hydra
  Napier University Library’s excellent collection of texts, articles, images, links, and selections from The Hydra, the magazine written and published by soldiers recovering in Craiglockhart War Hospital.

Gender and the Great War

• Encyclopaedia of the First World War: Women and War
  A set of biographical and historical links about famous women officials, activists, and writers of the war and the changes they brought about.
• The Genesis Project
  A search engine for women’s history of the British Isles. 
• The Women of World War I
  General excerpts from a book dealing exclusively with the social and political effects of the war on gender.

Memorials and Remembrance

• Aftermath
  An extensive survey of British remembrance ceremonies and memorials, including poetry and prose links, newsclips, and music.
• BBC Remembrance: First World War Poetry
  Includes memorial poems (Mew’s “Cenotaph” is here) and old BBC interviews.
• Hellfire Corner: Great War Research and Remembrance
  An amateur posting site for those currently researching genealogy and service records of WWI veterans.
• IWM: Burial and Remembrance
  The Imperial War Museum’s collection of images, clips, and transcripts relating to memorial ceremonies.