PBS Great War: Includes a timeline and maps.  A great site!

First World War.com: The site provides a general overview, with great photos and quality resources. Margin at left offers: “Primary Documents,” “Memoirs and Diaries,” “Propaganda Posters,” and much more.  “Prose & Poetry” features a piece on “Literary Ambulance Drivers” (like Ernest Hemingway)

BBC World War I: Includes audio, movies and personal narratives

The First World War: Online exhibit from the National Archives, London. Click on “Document Packs,” “Spotlights on History,” and “People” for materials and other resources

Doughboy Center: First Army: Includes material on history, battles, etc. Scroll down for naval and aviation series; Second Army: Includes “Personnel Files,” biographies and first-hand accounts, and much more

The Long, Long Trail: The British Army in the Great War: Scroll down to "A Soldier's Life," “Ordinary Heroes" and more

BBC News, "World War I:  Eighty Years On": Scroll down for “Letters home”

Women and War: Categories include: “Doctors and Nurses,” “Women and Recruitment,” “Women and the Home Front,” and “Women’s Organizations and Issues” (this includes the peace movement)

People of World War I: Features the more “famous” people involved, such as Woodrow Wilson, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Otto von Bismarck, and more

The War Times Journal Series, "The Great War": Includes articles / memoirs of pilots, sailors, and more. Read “the only memoir written by ‘The Red Baron’ Manfred von Richthofen before his death in 1918

WWI Personal Accounts: Scroll down the list of soldiers from different countries—British, Australian, American, German, Austrian, and more

North Carolinians and the Great War: Some great material on Propaganda posters, The Home Front, and The Soldier’s Experience