General Bible background and history:

• Discovering the Bible - overview of Bible's history, content, preservation, and influence.
• Bible Researcher - detailed information on history of the canon, texts, and translations of the Bible.
• Christian History Institute – a variety of resources showing Christianity's influence in the development of world civilization.
• Formatting the Word of God – Dr. Charles Ryrie's rare Bible collection
• American Bible Society - Society established in 1816 to ensure a Bible was in every American home. Site includes a history of the society and much more.
• United Bible Society - a world fellowship of Bible societies.
• Bible Gateway - tools for reading and researching Scripture online, in numerous languages and translations.
• Undiminished Accuracy of Scriptures - Bible study by Christianity Today on textual criticism and inerrancy.
• International Society of Bible Collectors - Society of Bible collectors founded in 1964 interested in the background and history of all Bible versions, including their translation, publication, preservation, display and distribution.
• The Van Kampen Collection - one of the largest private collection of rare Bibles, scrolls, artifacts, and biblical manuscripts in the world. Website gives good sample of the collection.
• Library of Congress Bible Collection - the exhibit features the Giant Bible of Mainz and the Gutenberg Bible in the Great Hall of the Library of Congres, as well as sixteen other select Bibles from the Library of Congress' collection.

Biblical manuscripts:

• Scrolls from the Dead Sea - Library of Congress exhibit on Dead Sea Scrolls.
• Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts – Center devoted to electronically recording every known New Testament manuscript for textual study and analysis.
• Interpreting ancient manuscripts - Contains information on paleography, manuscript transmission, textual criticism, and more.
• Tischendorf and Codex Siniaticus - Tischendorf's own account of the discovery of the important 4th century manuscript.
• Jerome and the Vulgate - more on Jerome's 4th century Latin translation.
• Lindisfarne Gospels - visit the British Library and turn the pages of the Lindsfarne Gospels.
• The Saint John's Bible - illuminated, handwritten Bible produced in the 21st century for Saint John's University, using techniques of medieval scribes.
• Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible at the Library of Congress - exhibition devoted to the illuminated, handwirtten Bible commissioned by Saint John's University and Abbey in Minnesota.

Reformation era

• Gutenberg Bible - Site 1 - copy at the University of Texas' Ransom Center.
• Gutenberg Bible - Site 2 - turn the pages of the British Library's Gutenberg Bible; also compare the Library's two editions.
• Erasmus - background on scholar who first printed Greek New Testament.
• Martin Luther - Site 1 - Bible Researchers' information on Luther.
• Martin Luther - Site 2 - Selection of Luther's works.
• Martin Luther - Site 3 - Impact of Luther's Bible translation

English Bible

• English Bible - Site 1 - Ken Connolly's history of the English Bible.
• English Bible - Site 2 - Great site, dealer in antique Bibles, includes historical background for many Bibles, including a timeline of the English Bible.
• John Wycliffe - Site 1 - Wycliffe biography and paintings.
• John Wycliffe - Site 2 - Wycliffe biography.
• William Tyndale -Site 1 - site of Tyndale reenactor includes much history and background of Tyndale's work.
• William Tyndale -Site 2 – site of The Tyndale Society
• 1599 Geneva Bible - Read the Bible read by the Pilgrims and Puritans.

Bible in America

• Religion and Founding of the American Republic - Library of Congress exhibit on religion in early America
• Abolition - role of religion in the abolition movement.
• Uncle Tom's Cabin - Bible quotes in this most important of American novels.
• Presidential Inaugurations - List of Bible passages used in the various Presidential inaugurations.

Bible and education

• Biblical Literacy Project  - project committed to the academic study of the Bible, producers of The Bible and its Influence.
• New England Primer - typescript and notes on the popular colonial schoolbook.
• A Defense of the Use of the Bible in Schools - Benjamin Rush, signer of the Declaration of Independence writes on the importance of the Bible in the schools.
• Noah Webster - summary of Noah Webster material on the web.
• William McGuffey - about Presbyterian minister whose readers, filled with Bible references, were used from 1830's-1920's.
• National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools – encourages the study of the Bible as the foundation document of society, especially through the study of its history and literature.

Bible and art

• Museum of Biblical Art - Museum devoted to highlighting the connection between art and religion in the jewish and Christian traditions.
• Gustave Dore' Bible Gallery - devoted to Bible illustrations by the 19th century Alsacian artist.  Many of the backdrops for the Dunham Bible Museum's exhibits are from Gustave Dore's Bible illustrations.

Other Bible Museums

• Christian Heritage Museum in Hagerstown, Maryland.
• The Legacy Center in Lawrenceville, Georgia.