Major Sites

• The Atlantic Canada Portal Virtual Archives features themed digitized collections on Black Loyalists, Loyalist Women, and The Edward Winslow Letters.
• Fort Havoc, digital documents and transcripts of material concerning the American Revolution and United Empire Loyalists (R. Wallace Hale).
• The Loyalist Research Network a central location for academics working in the field.
• New Brunswick Land Grant Database (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick), a searchable database of land grants covering the Loyalist settlement period.
• Nova Scotia Archives, includes digital and indexed items relating to Loyalists: Township Records, the African Nova Scotian Diaspora, cemetery records, church records, poll taxes, etc.
• The On-line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies provides reliable, high quality material on the Loyalists in the fields of military research, genealogy, and living history.
• United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada
• Ward Chipman Papers, Library and Archives Canada, digitized muster rolls of Loyalists and their families.

Black Loyalists

• Birchtown Archaeology Project (Nova Scotia Museum)
• "Black Loyalist" focuses on historical data about the African American loyalist refugees recorded in the Book of Negroes.
• The Black Loyalists Digital Collections, explores the Black Loyalist experience in Canada.
• Black Loyalist Heritage Society (Birchtown, Nova Scotia)

Other Loyalist Groups

• The Abegweit Branch, U.E.L. Assn. and PEI Muster Rolls - 1784
• Loyalists of the Gaspe
• "The Palantines," general information on this group of German Loyalists.

Online Loyalist Exhibits

• "Canada in the Making" hosted by Early Canadiana Online, page entitled "Loyalists, the First Refugees (1775-1812)."
• History of Canada Online, "Coming of the Loyalists," an overview of Loyalist history in Canada.
• The Lennox & Addington County Museum and Archives, slide show "Loyalist Exiles."

Museums and Loyalist Heritage Locations

• "Fredericton's Loyalists," exhibit at the Fredericton Region Museum.
• Loyalist House, National Historic Site, Saint John, New Brunswick; an example of Loyalist architecture and life.
• UEL Heritage Centre and Park (Bath, Ontario)

Loyalist Genealogy

• National Archives of Canada, help with Loyalist genealogy research.
• The Olive Tree Genealogy, Loyalist genealogy.
• RootsWeb, "The United Empire Loyalist," useful for genealogists and those researching Loyalist family history.

Research Institutions with Loyalist Materials

• Archives of Ontario
• David Library of the American Revolution
• Historical Society of Pennsylvania
• John Carter Brown Library
• Maine Historical Society
• Massachusetts Historical Society
• Morristown National Historical Park
• The National Archives (Britain)
• New Brunswick Museum Archives
• New-York Historical Society
• Niagara Historical Resource Centre
• Public Archives and Record Office of Prince Edward Island