Links
This page contains links to interesting and unusual sites throughout the Internet.
This page contains links to interesting and unusual sites throughout the Internet.
http://www.lateralscience.co.uk/
This site is where I first learnt of that little known Victorian era communication device, the stentorian beckoner. This site is truly unusual and interesting.
http://www.fourmilab.ch/
John Walker was the founder of Autodesk and now resides in Switzerland. He has produced this wonderful site, an achievement which makes the development of AutoCAD pale into insignificance.
This site is where I first learnt of that little known Victorian era communication device, the stentorian beckoner. This site is truly unusual and interesting.
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http://www.fourmilab.ch/
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http://amasci.com
William Beatty is a research engineer from Seattle. If you have a few weeks to spare, take a wander through his wonderfully unpretentious website. You won't be disappointed.
William Beatty is a research engineer from Seattle. If you have a few weeks to spare, take a wander through his wonderfully unpretentious website. You won't be disappointed.
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I've never been a fan of the steampunk genre but I love the images. This site is full of them.
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http://www.victorianweb.org
George Landow is professor of English and Art History at Brown University. He is also the Webmaster of the Victorian Web.
George Landow is professor of English and Art History at Brown University. He is also the Webmaster of the Victorian Web.
Thomas Weynants lives in Belgium and has an abiding interest in early visual media. He has created this interesting website where you will discover the history of La Grande Danse Macabre and view a range of philosophical toys.
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