During WWI, Marion McCune Rice served as a Red Cross nurse in France, taking copious photographs on- and off-duty. Her biography and many captioned photos (from the video of the same name), plus related links.

The authoritative website on the history of the Canadian War Brides of World War Two, 48,000 British and European women who met and married Canadian servicemen overseas between 1940-1946 and who came to Canada to live at the end of the war.

Biography of Elizabeth Anne VanderPutten, with family history and remembrances.

Articles, book reviews and research guides about Female Explorers - adventurous women who've dared to explore their world.

Women's history from First Woman's Rights Convention; includes suffrage movment, right to vote, modern feminism. Describes the Friends' programs.

Information about women in government including state government, politics, political races, the military and women throughout military history.

An educational site about women in Canadian history, with historical images, news, quotes, biographies, and information about learning resources, books, events, statues, and historic sites.

A magazine highlighting the extraordinary achievements of women throughout history and recognizing the obstacles they have had to overcome in order to reach their goals.

Details the achievements by, and tributes for this Canadian Hero, the first Canadian woman astronaut in Space. Also includes a guest book for visitors.

This is an authentic and remarkable story about Sarah Hillhouse, the first woman editor of a newspaper in Georgia.

The study of the history of women and gender. The VVG contains information, activities, links, articles and events.

Celebrating the artistic and cultural legacy of the Marchesa Luisa Casati (1881-1957), one of the most astonishing icons of the 20th century.

Multi-faceted discussion of legendary Amazon women warriors, matriarchies, female divinities and priestesses in ancient history to present times.

Tells the story of women who worked as agents for the Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) during World War Two.

Voluntary Force is a novel written for the silent women in uniform, the thousands of ordinary service women who struggled for acceptance in the military.