Browse newsletters about historical research

8 historical research newsletters from across the web

Rosie Harte

Cabinet of Curiosities | Rosie Harte | Substack

by Rosie Harte

Historian and author Rosie Harte shares in-depth thoughts and research, delving into the endlessly fascinating 19th century and occasionally the 18th.

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AllThatHistory

AllThatHistory Weekly | Substack

by AllThatHistory

AllThatHistory Weekly provides scholarly articles and analysis on archaeology, ancient civilizations, and mythology, blending rigorous research with accessible writing.

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Robin Stewart

Genealogy Matters | Robin Stewart | Substack

by Robin Stewart

Robin Stewart curates the week's best family history content via Genealogy Matters, providing guides, a creator community, and challenges.

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Revista de Historia

Revista de Historia | Substack

by Revista de Historia

Revista de Historia provides expert-curated articles and multimedia on history. It features free daily content and a premium newsletter with in-depth essays.

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badass women in history

badass women in history | Substack

by badass women in history

badass women in history unearths real, flawed, powerful women from history. It delivers deeply researched, nuanced stories, humanizing figures in a paywall-free community.

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Chronicle Makers

Chronicle Makers | Substack

by Chronicle Makers

Denyse Allen's Chronicle Makers empowers family historians to write their family's story, turning research into compelling narratives with AI assistance and community.

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Singular Discoveries

Singular Discoveries

Paul Brown's Singular Discoveries unearths unusual true stories from forgotten corners of the past, covering history, true crime, and adventure in monthly issues.

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National Genealogical Society

National Genealogical Society

The National Genealogical Society's newsletter offers national updates, research tips, resources, and events for family history enthusiasts.

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