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Churchill, Sir Winston
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» Churchill Archives Centre  - Built at Churchill College to house Sir Winston Churchill's papers in all some 2,200 boxes of letters and documents.
» Churchill Online - A guide to the best online Churchill resources plus original work.
» Churchill, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer [1874-1965] KG - English statesman - Has a short biography and an extensive collection of links to other web pages, most with descriptive information.
» Churchill: The Evidence - National Library of Scotland's educational and exhibition resource for the life and times of Sir Winston Churchill.
» FBI Freedom of Information Act: Winston Churchill - 220 pages of FBI files on the former PM, in PDF format.
» Moreorless: Winston Churchill - A short biography and background notes.
» PBS: Churchill - Explore the complexity of the man who was soldier, adventurer, politician, author and arguably the greatest Englishman of the 20th century.
» The Churchill Society London - Provides information and resources for Sir Winston Churchill.
» The Life and Times of Winston Churchill - Comprehensive site, provided by the US-based Churchill Center and Societies.
» The Rise to Power of Winston Churchill - An article by Don DeAngelo describing Churchill's rise to power, with a brief list of references. Includes quotes and World War Two timeline.
» Toy Soldier Gallery: Sir Winston Churchill - Provides a biography taken largely from encyclopedias, but including information on Churchill as a collector of toy soldiers.
» University of Virginia Library: Churchill, Winston, The Crossing - Etext of Churchill's novel.
» Westminster College: Churchill Memorial and Library - Historical information about Churchill and the place where he made his famous 'Iron Curtain' speech. Includes exhibitions, lecture series, visitor information and gift shop, tours and Scholar's Corner. Fulton, Missouri, USA.
» Winston Churchill and the Sinews of Peace Address - The text of Churchill's speech at Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, on March 5, 1946.
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