Aboard the Underground Railroad: Produced by the National Park Service. The Underground Railroad is traced through sites across the U.S.

African American Web Connection: A family-oriented web site designed for African American users and rated safe for children.

Africans in America: Presented in the form of a timeline, this companion piece to the PBS series documents the journey of a people from 1450 to 1865.

Afro-American Almanac: A web site devoted to African-American history

American Slave Narratives: an online anthology: Slave narratives collected during the WPA era and mounted on the University of Virginia website.

Gateway to African American History: Excellent, comprehensive site established by the U.S. Dept. of State to highlight contributions of African Americans to U.S. culture and history.

Library of Congress archives: High points of Black History explored.

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center: Online companion to a new museum being built in Ohio.

North American Slave Narratives: Documents the individual and collective story of the African American struggle for freedom and human rights in the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Remembering Slavery: The Smithsonian Institution has created this site where African Americans talk about their personal experiences of slavery and emancipation.

Underground Railroad: Introduction to the Underground Railroad that includes an interactive journey to freedom, timeline, brief biographies of abolitionists, pictures, and music. Includes teacher's page and links to other sites.