The Histotech's Home Page . This page was created by Steven Slap and Peggy Wenk for their "Introduction to the Internet for Histotechs" workshops at the 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001 NSH national meetings. It has been designed to be used by Histotechs as a "portal" and the start-up page in their browser, and contains links to other sites of interest.

Biological Stain Commission A certifying agency for stains with a collection of  very good links to histology and a growing list of protocols.

Laboratory Safety page by Barbara Klipfel.

Histonet's Search  engine and links for histology. Sometimes gives a 404 error.

This histology page by Barry Gormley and Roy C. Ellis of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville, South Australia is a gold mine of information on technique in histology. It has extensive information about microtome knife sharpening , stains and staining, and an excellent section on microscope theory. This is a very useful site for anyone interested in histology or microtomes.

This is Herman Meekes' collection of information gleaned from the Microscopy and Confocal list servers as well as from independent contributions. Much of the information is beyond the amateur’s scope but much of it is very useful to the amateur.

Veterinary, Industry, & Research Committee page that has many links on a wide range of subjects.

Courses outlines, lab notes , procedures and other information from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.

Methods in Plant Histology From the early part of the last century. For the Public Bookshelf .

Thin sections of wood by R.J. Mott, Emeritus, from protocols of the Geological Survey of Canada, Department of Geography, University of Ottawa.

The University of  North Carolina Pathology Department . 

Smith College's histology lab manual with many interesting links.

Ed Hayes's Pathology notes . An excellent page on human pathology that is extremely entertaining as well as informative. The more I read the more I like it. I will wager you spend some time on this one. The more morbid among you will find the autopsy notes of various famous people of interest.