Primary Source Microfilm

The Times (Annual subscription charge £39 or so.)

Sohobooks.net

Sällskapet för 1700-talsstudier
Swedish Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies

Canaljunction

Towboat

Hudson river

The Georg Solti website.
Rather a disappointment, posthumous ego-trippery ("soppa på en spik")

Puhyamhas...

Riddarhuset

Adelsvapen

College of Arms

Searchaddict

(found @ searchaddict...)

Photography

Getty

Manuel Alvarez Bravo
(Mexican photographer, died 19.10.02)

Masters of photography
(inexhaustible!!)
 

Slow Food
(In Italian, but links include Finland (English option) and New York - painfully slow.)

British grub - all you ever wanted to know and never dared to ask...

Cantiniere Crociani, Montepulciano
(We rented the flat in Vicolo del Fieno – thoroughly recommended!)

London, Noura Brasserie (Lebanese)
Not much of a website, but the restaurant’s unbeatable value for money.

Urban Brunch Guide (UK)

Saffron in early modern Sweden

Moose recipes
If you’re interested, try searching by tjälknöl

Empson, wine merchants
Attractions include “recipes from our producers”.

Green & Black’s organic chocolate

Milioni On-line Magazine
Italian food and wines

Grape Adventures
with a Tuscan emphasis (one-day winery tours etc.)

Liz Seeber Books (UK)
(An old friend of mine, specialising mainly in used books on food,
very reasonably priced)

The British Library Public Catalogue

Sussex CDs

London

Books for Cooks
(Bookshop and (small) restaurant combined.)

Geffrye Museum

Green’s Restaurant, Duke Street, St James’s
(Another London favourite. Be sure to tell your cabbie: "Duke Street,
St James’s," or you might end up in the wrong part of town.)

Public Record Office

Tate (Gallery, Modern, St Ives etc.)

Other galleries and museums

Transport for London (all the latest on Tube strikes etc.)

Dickens’s (Yes, Charlie’s) Dictionary of London

Ticketmaster

First call tickets

British Telecom - Directory Inquiries

Train times

Qjump

The Trainline

Samuel Pepys homepage
(including the full text of the diary 1660-1669)

A glorious ragbag of history and nostalgia
(very good section on Swedish inventions for example)

Russian sunbirds
(Huge collection of Russian folktales, litterature, history, artists with audio readings,
basically it's an on-line art gallery and auction house)

Tea and biscuits
(Just that! Highly entertaining and informative although frustratingly slow - but then
again "a watched kettle never boils"...)

Related to the link above is Classical Link...

Dr Johnson Soundbites

Monologues