R. D. Wood’s ‘Midley History of early Photography’

Recommended Websites

BUBL link to Internet resources (academic subject areas)
Web resources for education and research   (provided by UK Universities ‘Intute’ database)
ART-Guide: collection of Art History websites

British Library Catalogue
UK National Archives Catalogue (previously ‘Public Record Office’)
Library of Congress (Washington) Catalogue
Bibliothèque Nationale de France: Catalogues
National Libraries of Europe  ||  Libraries World–wide

Guardian newspaper (London)
Le Monde newspaper (Paris)
World–wide Newspapers on–line

Advanced Book Exchange  (used book purchase)
Books: Electronic texts
Gutenburg Project Etexts

History Journals Guide

FotoGeschichte: Contents List of the journal since Heft 1, 1981

‘Collodions & Clopinettes’: In French, with some translations into English, this site is devoted to the beginnings of photography predominately in France. In July 2007 was reconstructed to focus entirely on the writings (from 1958 onwards) of Pierre G. Harmant (1921–95) and Paul Marillier. From 1997 to 2006 the site had a more diverse content in also presenting some work by other associated photographic historians — the old pages now preserved at .

BUBL UK Directory    ||  UK Government  ||  UK Museums

Europa, the European Union’s server. (Parliament, Council, Commission, Court of Justice, and other bodies of the EU).

ESHPh (European Society for the History of Photography)

Publishers of the journals featured in these pages:

Academic journals of Taylor & Francis, and Routledge  
(Journals include History of Photography and Annals of Science).
The Daguerreian Annual
NZ Journal of Photography
British Journal of Photography
Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History

British Library Document Supply Centre (Serials)

On Photography and its history

Three useful directories of websites that deal with the general history of photography
covering all periods and themes:
Intute (Discover) Directory
Open Directory
BUBL Directory

Photography Encyclopedia at Answers.com,
featuring The Oxford Companion to the Photograph.

Some online databases of photograph collections at Midley’s Search39.

You can, by use of the search box below, pursue your research
via Midley’s selection of 39 sites concerned with the history of photography.
and (for users of Internet Explorer) add a Search39 button to your Google Toolbar.