Grolier Encyclopedia's biographical summary of popular First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.

Brief biography of the First Lady, with special focus on how the planetary symbol of Saturn was reflected in her life and work, by renowned astrocartographer Rob Couteau.

Education-oriented website focused on the letters that the First Lady received from children during the Depression. Includes letters, articles and essays, and lesson plans.

Two-part article on the unlikely friendship between Eleanor Roosevelt and Elizabeth, The Queen Mother by author Will Swift.

Guide to history and vision of Eleanor and her Val-Kill home away from husband and mother-in-law's mansion.

Eleanor Roosevelt College of University of California, San Diego a liberal arts program. Site includes limited bio of Eleanor Roosevelt.

Provides access to writings, personality and influence of Eleanor Roosevelt as Author and First Lady.

Biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1884 - 1962, American legend, first lady and champion for women's rights and social justice.

A moral force for civil rights when the DAR banned black singer from Constitution Hall.

A portrait and biographical sketch from the White House web site.

Classroom-ready lesson plan to examine how Eleanor Roosevelt's activities at home reflected her interest in humanitarianism.

Over 1000 pictures of Eleanor, Franklin and family, copyright free.

Questions and answers about Eleanor Roosevelt's private and public life as wife, first lady, politician, civil rights activist, journalist, diplomat, and humanitarian.

An in-depth look at Eleanor Roosevelt, one of the 20th century's most influential--and admired--women.

Homepage of the Eleanor Roosevelt and Human Rights Project at the George Washington University.