History Websites

Stories and information about stickball, handball, boxball, skully, and other street games played by kids in urban America.

NASSH promotes and encourages study and research and writing of the history of sport; and supports local, national, and international organizations having the same purposes.

Coverage of best-of-7 MLB, NBA, and NHL playoff series, featuring series, inter-game, and intra-game historical victory probabilities.

Downloadable databases. Sort, query, limit, and display all player and team statistics.

Article listing the top 50 sport moments of 2000.

The history of professional team sports in Birmingham, Alabama.

Offers monthly trivia contests and an archive of trivia questions and answers. Includes football, basketball and general categories.

Results of sporting events from 1960 to the present day are listed along with record holders and award winners.

Archive of sports history including the top 3 finalists from Olympics and major championships worldwide.

Providing sports history on esoteric topics that often fall below the collective sports radar.

Significant events in sport during the years 1900 to 1995.)

Seeks to preserve diving heritage; provides information on diving history, underwater technology, and submarine engineering.

Non-profit organization assisting sport museums and halls of fame to develop, operate and promote their facilities; offers details on membership, news archives, and contacts.

Information about the U.S. collegiate hall of fame.

Promotes the study of the history of sport; offers profile, blog, details of events, and contacts.

Article by Aaron Kuriloff.