This category covers general sites for the history of engineering and technology. For history of specific technologies, see under that specific heading.
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Books, articles and consultancy on industrial archaeology and the history of technology, engineering and metallurgy. Text in Dutch and English.
Written by the author of the original guide book, and including many details and fascinating facts and discoveries omitted from the guide book.
A companion to the PBS series, the site explores the engineering principles, design challenges, and stories behind some of the most remarkable achievements in the history of building.
Research about the history and evolution of offices, antique office equipment, and business technology based on original documents, artifacts, and vintage photographs.
Article explores early radio broadcasting efforts by the United States and the Soviet Union.
Articles, first hand accounts, oral histories, milestones, archival documents and lesson plans pertaining to the history of technology. Powered by MediaWiki.
Radio program that tells the story of how our culture is formed by human creativity. Features transcripts for every episode heard since the show's inception in 1988.
An online museum dedicated to world's fair history, architecture, and memorabilia.
Technology guide looking at the past, present and future of technology and gadgets.
The history of glassmaking in Canada. Descriptions and photographs range from a First Nations spear point to laboratory equipment.
Includes timelines and historical essays of the top 20.
Chart of inventions and discoveries, with comparisons with their Western equivalents.
Describes the development of calculating machines beginning with an adaptation of the Chinese abacus called the soroban. Page includes background of developers and photos of early prototypes.
Covers the history of modern day adding devices from 1885 with the "Marconi Box" with rubber bands and wires to electrical motor driven machines of the 1940's. Discusses styles of computing throughout this period.
Patents developed by faculty at the university. Organized by departments.
Includes photos of astrolabes, , protractors, drawing tools, and book covers that were created from the 15th to 18th centuries. Includes general specifications of each item within a table chart.
Collection of links categorised by subject. Provided by the University of Minnesota.
Digital archive of 20th century technology.
The history of the invention of the world's first automatic totalizator in 1913 and its subsequent development. Mechanical computing on a commercial scale.
An illustrated history of timekeeping from ancient times to the present, by NIST
A timeline shows inventions created by the company over the years. Information about the founder, George Westinghouse, and world events.
Article in the Telegraph reporting that archaeologists have found evidence that Cistercian monks in Yorkshire were developing a prototype blast furnace when they were evicted by the king in 1538.
(June 21, 2002)
The history of glassmaking in Canada. Descriptions and photographs range from a First Nations spear point to laboratory equipment.
A timeline shows inventions created by the company over the years. Information about the founder, George Westinghouse, and world events.
Research about the history and evolution of offices, antique office equipment, and business technology based on original documents, artifacts, and vintage photographs.
Articles, first hand accounts, oral histories, milestones, archival documents and lesson plans pertaining to the history of technology. Powered by MediaWiki.
An illustrated history of timekeeping from ancient times to the present, by NIST
Collection of links categorised by subject. Provided by the University of Minnesota.
Written by the author of the original guide book, and including many details and fascinating facts and discoveries omitted from the guide book.
A companion to the PBS series, the site explores the engineering principles, design challenges, and stories behind some of the most remarkable achievements in the history of building.
An online museum dedicated to world's fair history, architecture, and memorabilia.
The history of the invention of the world's first automatic totalizator in 1913 and its subsequent development. Mechanical computing on a commercial scale.
Technology guide looking at the past, present and future of technology and gadgets.
Books, articles and consultancy on industrial archaeology and the history of technology, engineering and metallurgy. Text in Dutch and English.
Describes the development of calculating machines beginning with an adaptation of the Chinese abacus called the soroban. Page includes background of developers and photos of early prototypes.
Patents developed by faculty at the university. Organized by departments.
Chart of inventions and discoveries, with comparisons with their Western equivalents.
Includes photos of astrolabes, , protractors, drawing tools, and book covers that were created from the 15th to 18th centuries. Includes general specifications of each item within a table chart.
Article explores early radio broadcasting efforts by the United States and the Soviet Union.
Covers the history of modern day adding devices from 1885 with the "Marconi Box" with rubber bands and wires to electrical motor driven machines of the 1940's. Discusses styles of computing throughout this period.
Radio program that tells the story of how our culture is formed by human creativity. Features transcripts for every episode heard since the show's inception in 1988.
Includes timelines and historical essays of the top 20.
Digital archive of 20th century technology.
Article in the Telegraph reporting that archaeologists have found evidence that Cistercian monks in Yorkshire were developing a prototype blast furnace when they were evicted by the king in 1538.
(June 21, 2002)
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