Victorian Links

Time Traveller's Guide to Victorian Britain. Everything you need to know about the time of Victoria, Dickens and the Lady with the Lamp.
Victorian Station - Leans much more towards Americana than British, but still a nice resource.
Victorian Web Resources - A nice collection of Victorian links.
Period Costume Gallery - A look at men's costumes, again a more American look, but it will give you an idea of clothing of the time.
Port Cities London - A great look at London throughout the ages.
The Costumer's Manifesto - A great collection of links to costuming sites and image galleries.
The V&A Museum - A stunning collection of images of objects from the Victorian Era, as well as other periods throughout history.

BTVS Writer's Resources
All Things Philosophical on BTVS - Delves into the morality and logics of the many issues raised on BTVS & Angel.
Angel Fan Fiction Resources - A companion site to the guild.
Fanfic Links - A great listing of fanfic sites for every pairing you can think of. Also hundreds of Author websites.
BuffyWorld.com - Transcripts, images, spoilers, news.
Official Buffy and Angel Fanfiction University - This is a unique 'story' that lists many of the common mistakes that plague this fandom and it's laugh out loud funny, which always helps.
The BTVS Writer's Guild- Hosts Essays on writing, links to many sites you will find indispensable and more.
The Buffy Dialogue Database - A great resource, searchable by episode, or storyline.
Canon Vs. Fanon - Part of The Brat Queen's Learn Something section.

General Language and Fanfiction Links
Babelfish - How did we ever survive without this handy tool? Translates English into German, Spanish, French, Italian or five other languages
Bad Fanfic, No Biscuit - A fan resource to help writers spot easily fixed mistakes.
Bartleby.com - Need to search Gray's anatomy? Strunk's Element's of Style? Looking for that perfect Shakespearean Quote? Start Here.
British Slang Dictionary - This site is not only useful, it's utterly hysterical, bet you didn't know there were 2000 words for getting drunk or screwed, leave it to the Brits to educate you.
British to English Dictionary - Want to know what our neighbors across the pond call something, this is the place for you.
Dictionary.com - Webster's site, search the dictionary or thesaurus any time. There are millions of words out there, find them here.
Oi! Yanks! No! - Be a good Yank and go read about Brit speak, traditions, education, just go read everything here, and please for the love of Mike Tyson, do it before you write Spike!
The Dictionary of Gay Slang - This site will take the writing of slash to a whole new level. No Longer Updated.
Gabriel - The European Library Database, linking National Libraries from all of Europe in one easy place.

History Links:
Current Value of Old Money - Writing a historical piece? Help Spike save a few quid by finding out just how many coins he should be tossing on the table.
Custom Sunrise Sunset Calendar - This site lets you see when the sunrises and sets in cities all over the world. You enter the month, day, or year and it lets you know just how much play time Spike has on a given night.
Deb's Historical Resource Site - Many of the links refer to America during the Victorian years, so be sure to check before taking info to heart.
Fashion, Past and Present - This site has color engravings of clothing worn in many countries and eras, especially helpful when writing historical fic.
History Buff - This is a truly awesome collection of news paper clippings from the 16th-20th century. Mainly American documents, but does include some notable European news events.
Music History - Part of Pint Luma University's music program, a helpful site for finding popular music through the ages.
Nation Master's Encyclopedia - This site is a phenomenal resource for writing historical or modern fic. Each article has imbedded text links so you can find info quickly.
Newspaper Archive - This site has searchable newspapers from all over, and even though only 3 are searchable to free memberships this is an awesome resource.
TheHistoryNet - Part of About.com - a searchable site with links to many different history sites and essays.
The History Channel - A great searchable database, updated often.
The Library of Congress - Home to the US Governements extensive library and documents, many great ways to research are available.
Shooting Star Living History & Costumes - A small but useful resource, will help your characters look historically accurate.
A Regency Lexicon - This is actually part of a romance novel company's site, but has a great dictionary and thesaurus on historical terms often used in fiction.
The 24 Hour Museum - If you're like me it helps to *see* the historical items you are writing about, this online museum puts many items withing your view. Items available online rotate often.
The Regency Page - A huge collection of links about the Regency (pre-Victorian) period.