There is a BRITISH Unitarian Historical Society which publishes an annual journal, Transactions of the Unitarian Historical Society, in April. The annual membership subscription is $15 which should be sent by cheque to:

Dr. D.L.Wykes The Honorary Treasurer, Unitarian Historical Society 58 Stoneygate Court London Road Leicester LE2 2AJ United Kingdom

Other inquiries should be directed to Rev.Andrew M. Hill, Honorary Secretary, Unitarian Historical Society in Edinburgh, St. Mark's, Castle Terrace, Edinburgh EH1 2DP, 0131-667 4360.

Website

UU Women’s Heritage Society

“The Unitarian Universalist Women's Heritage Society was founded in 1988 (as the Women's History Publication Project) by one woman with a vision and a small group of supportive colleagues with funding from the Unitarian Universalist Association and private donations.

“The Society seeks to recover and preserve the stories of UU women's lives so that future generations can be inspired by their wisdom and courage, celebrating the valuable gifts we have received from our Universalist and Unitarian foremothers.”

http://www.uuwhs.org

General resource list

	Exploring Image Collections on the Internet: Resources at MIT and Beyond Deist Resources Cambridge History of English and American Literature Historians and the Web (German)
	Historians and the Web The Historical Text Archive Indigenous Nations Archives and Manuscripts Outside Columbia
	Books On-line Archiving Early America The Making of America Reflections of Public Ministry at Harvard Divinity School (An exhibit) Genwriters - Social history (Useful timelines and resources for writers of history and biography)

Online bibliographies

Andover Harvard Theological Library, The Unitarian Universalist Tradition: A Basic Research and Reading List
Jone Johnson Lewis, Electronic Archives of Liberal Religion
Jone Johnson Lewis, UU Women's History Annotated Bibliography
Reuben, Paul P. Chapter 4: Early Nineteenth Century and Transcendentalism : PAL:Perspectives in American Literature- A Research and Reference Guide.
Conrad Wright's Bibliography of UU History - Online Edition
UUA MFC, Reading List

Online histories

En Francais Unitariens
The Catholic Encyclopedia on Unitarians and Universalists
George Edward Ellis, A half century of the Unitarian controversy (1857)
John C. Godbey, Unitarianism and Universalism Encyclopaedia Britannica
Andrew Hill, A Liberal Religious Heritage
David A. Johnson, The Unitarian Universalist Church: A History of Diversity and Openness
David E. Bumbaugh, Brief History of Unitarian-Universalism 1996
Patrick Murfin Thumbnail history of Unitarian Universalism
Jaume de Marcos Andreu, Historia del Unitarismo y del Universalismo
UU History in Spanish
Quick History Tour The First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa
Starr King School for the Ministry, Unitarian Universalist History in Eight Minutes
Earl Morse Wilbur, Our Unitarian Heritage
UUA/Mark W. Harris, Unitarian Universalist Origins- Our Historic Faith
UCC Congregationalism from Plymouth to the American Revolution

Congregational Histories

Congregational Unitarian Church of Woodstock, Illinois

UU History Courses (*UU Divinity Schools)

Andover-Newton

History 732F - Unitarian Universalist History: An Introduction.
Thursdays, 2:00 - 4:50 p.m. Fall 2008

Instructor: Mark W. Harris, Minister at the First Parish of Watertown, MA
Email: minister@fpwatertown.org OR themanse@comcast.net. Home Phone: 617-923-3922

Course Description The course will briefly explore the European origins of Unitarianism in Transylvania, Poland and England. Much of the course will focus on the gradual evolution of Unitarianism from its Puritan background to its centuries-long struggles with theological diversity and radical individualism in North America. Some time will also be spent on the indigenous origins of Universalism, especially the evangelical background found in the hill country of New England. Finally, we will explore how these two faiths came together in the 20th century, and continue to wrestle with social issues, congregational polity and religious pluralism.

ANTS History 732F Syllabus

*Harvard Divinity School

2990 Unitarian Universalist Polity and Practices: Seminar — Edwin Charles Lynn

Specifically designed for students seeking ministerial fellowship within the Unitarian Universalist Association, this seminar will consider:
1) the UUA’s institutional history and present organization and structure;
2) governance by congregational polity;
3) reflection upon and articulation of individual theological positions;
4) UU worship practices and rites of passage; and
5) ministerial search and settlement, finances, ethics, and the Ministerial Fellowship Committee.
May be taken only on a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis. May apply to Arts of Ministry: Denominational Polity.

*Meadville Lombard Theological School