The official site of the aviatrix from CMG Worldwide, with a biography, a photo gallery, and some of her quotes and achievements.

An intriguing story about a sailor onboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation when in 1979 they come across some aircraft wreckage on an island in the south pacific they thought belonged to the lost aviatrix Amelia Earhart.

Atchison, Kansas. Overview of the museum, location and hours, biography of the aviator, news clips and facts.

A short biography of the famous aviator, from the Naval Historical Center. Also offers a bibliography.

Details the pilot's life, her childhood, influences, goals. Does not work in Netscape 3 or 4.

Illustrated biography of the pioneering pilot.

Biography of the Kansas-born aviator, focusing on her recordbreaking flights and her disappearance over the Pacific.

Four archaeological expeditions to the remote, uninhabited Pacific atoll of Nikumaroro have recovered physical evidence that the Earhart flight landed there on July 2, 1937.

Brief biographical entry in the Columbia Encyclopedia. Includes bibliography.

Biographical article.

Illustrated three-part biography. Available in English and Spanish. Links.

Aviatrix who disappeared July 1937 over the Pacific Ocean while on a highly publicized world flight attempt. The FBI never investigated her disappearance. The records generally consist of correspondence from individuals speculating about her fate. PDF format.

A diary entry written by one of Amelia Earhart's childhood friends, partly to her dictation. Includes photos of Earhart and a WAV file of her voice.

John P. Riley considers the role of military officials in the mystery of the disappearance of Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan.

Short biography, with bibliography and extensive hyperlinks to related topics.

A biography of probably the most famous woman aviator ever, from the Smithsonian.