History of Science: Websites: Discipline - Specific

Collections covering the history of alchemy and early chemistry going back to the 16th century, including materials from Davy, Roscoe, Lavoisier, Dalton, and Von Liebig. Includes books, pamphlets, lecture manuscripts, notebooks, and letters.

Images of artifacts from the Apparatus Museum of the Oesper Collections in the History of Chemistry at the University of Cincinnati.

Collection covering the history of chemistry, emphasizing periods prior to 1850, and includes monographic works on chemistry, alchemy, and related fields. Also includes prints, engravings, and photographs of eminent scientists, their laboratories, and the apparatus they used.

The BSHM-British Society for the History of Mathematics' extensive list of Web sites relevant to the study of history of mathematics, statistics, and computing. Good resources for teaching.

Contains more than 3,000 biographies, full-text historical articles, and famous curves index.

Devoted to the history of modern physics and allied fields, including astronomy, geophysics, optics, and the like.

Facsimiles, transcriptions, and translations of documents pertaining to the September 1941 meeting of Bohr and Heisenberg. Also contains links to annual reports, photographs, and more.

Contains a searchable timeline of computer history and photographs from the Museum's collection of artifacts.

Large collection of writings by and about Darwin. Contains publications, handwritten manuscripts, and Darwin bibliography and manuscript catalogue. There are also over 250 supplementary texts, from reference works, reviews, obituaries, and biographies.

Searchable texts of more than 6000 letters written by Charles Darwin and information about 9000 more, as well as essays and other contextual material.

Digitized portion (partly reconstructed) of Charles Darwin's vast scientific library, including his scribbled notes in the margins.