LEGENDARY LINKS - Here I provide a bunch of links about Robin Hood, medieval history and more. I've included just a small sample of those links before
THE ROBIN HOOD PROJECT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER - A website from the centre of much academia. This fantastic resource features the Robin Hood ballads with annotations and introductions by Stephen Knight and Thomas H. Ohlgren. It also has a wide assortment of images, some introductory articles and more.
BEN TURNER'S ROBIN HOOD SITE- One of the very oldest Robin Hood sites out there. I remember visiting it before I started mine, and if not for a technical glitch that kept it down when I first started thinking about creating a website, well I might never have started mine. I know he hasn't updated it in ages, but it's an important piece of online Robin Hood history and I'm glad to see it around.
ROBIN HOOD SCHOLARS: IARHS ON THE WEB - I am a charter member of the International Association for Robin Hood Scholars, founded in the wake of the 1997 academic conference. After 20 years the organization is still going strong. Find out what they are up to.
THE FOLGER SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY - Located on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, the Folger Shakespeare Library is the world's largest Shakespeare collection and they've put many of those sources online
THE SHAKESPEARE BIRTHPLACE TRUST- This charity looks after the heritage sites in William Shakespeare's home town of Stratford-upon-Avon in the UK. The website contains a vast number of resources
PUCK OF POOK'S HILL - Link to Project Gutenberg's online version of Kipling's tales.
IN THE MIDDLE - A blog run by progressive medievalists
TEAMS MEDIEVAL TEXTS - The University of Rochester hosts a variety of special projects and medieval texts
THE CAMELOT PROJECT - A companion to the University of Rochester's superb Robin Hood Project, this site collects stories, information and art about King Arthur and his knights.
THE CRUSADES PROJECT - Another superb site from the University of Rochester on the Crusades. In 20th and 21st century fiction, Robin Hood is often depicted as a Crusader.
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