The History Trust of SA manages museums and encourages the community to enjoy, understand, preserve and benefit from South Australia's rich and distinctive history.

The South Australian Genealogy & Heraldry Society Inc was formed in 1973 to promote and encourage the pursuit of family history and allied subjects in South Australia. The society's membership of over 2,800 makes it the largest family history society in South Australia. On this website you will find all the major activities currently undertaken by the Society in the pursuit of its objectives.

Photographs and other pictorial material from the Library's collections, and references to articles and other citations from selected South Australian published material held in the Library.

State Library of New South Wales British and Irish family history links, including births, deaths and marriages, census records, historical directories, pathfinders and much more.

Records of the UK government from Doomsday to the present, with a fabluous catalogue search facility.

The June 2006 edition of The National Archives Ancestors magazine (pictured) includes a review of Lewis's Map of England and Wales c1840 displayed here on the MAPCO website.

Excellent source of information relating to London genealogy and family history research. The site includes information relevant to all of London, including archives & libraries, cemeteries, census information, church history & records, court records, civil registration, directories & gazetteers, history, land & property, maps, occupations, orphans & orphanages, politics & government, probate records, societies, and much, much more.

Old and interesting maps of England, Wales and Scotland drawn from a great number of maps and charts Containing all the counties, boroughs, market towns &c with the principal direct and cross roads.

Great source of family history information relating to Victorian London. Included on the site are newspaper extracts from Bell's Weekly Messenger 1830-1831, and The Illustrated London News.

The London Pubs website is an excellent resource for finding Public Houses and Taverns throughout London. The site includes information from London census records; entries from Kelly's and Pigot's London trade directories; and London Petty Session Victuallers records. The historical information presented traces public houses back over 200 years, and includes modern and classical images of many public houses.

This weekly e-zine provides news about RootsWeb.com, free websites, and much more. Each issue of the RootsWeb Review newsletter includes information about additions and/or changes to RootsWeb.com (such as new databases, mailing lists, and websites), plus tips on using RootsWeb.com, genealogical research, humor, readers' stories and tips, and other articles of interest to family historians around the world.

The Victorian Dictionary is a comprehensive website that explores many aspects of life in Victorian London. Some of the subjects covered on this informative website include architecture, charities, childhood, clothing & fashions, crime, dates & events, education, food & drink, health & hygiene, houses & housing, maps, photography, politics, prisons, professions & trades, religion, transport, women, and words & expressions. It is a fascinating website!

The Australian Map Circle (AMC) is a national group of map producers, users and curators which acts as a medium of communication for all those interested in maps.

IMCoS - The International Map Collectors' Society - is for people who love maps! There is no other qualification required for membership. IMCoS is a not for profit organisation based in London, serving an expanding list of members from all over the world.