New York Times photo collection of celebrations around the globe. Free registration required for viewing.

Links to hundreds of sites which contend that 2001 is the start of the next millennium.

CNN's Millennium in-depth special, with a global events guide, features, and trivia. Also includes an interactive time zone map, for finding when New Year will arrived around the world relative to your local time zone.

Essay by Jerry Wilson.

Newsletter from the Royal Observatory Greenwich answers questions about the Millennium Dome and the start of a new era.

Time and Life Online review the past 1000 years and look to the future.

A site full of information, contact details and advice on hosting an event to celebrate the Millennium. Free web publicity available for Millennium activities in Gwynedd.

From gifts to games to fun ways to celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime event, FamilyEducation.com provides families with all they need to spend quality time together this holiday season.

Make the Millennium more than a moment in time! On the Line links people and cultures in the eight meridian-line countries: Togo; Ghana; Burkina Faso; Mali; Algeria; Spain; France; and the United Kingdom.

An article explaining in depth the reasons why the new millenium began in 2001, not 2000, with answers to possible objections.

Does the year 2000 start a new millennium?

Worlds largest swinging bell, the World Peace Bell and Millennium Monument.

Gayil Nalls' world olfactory sculpture for Times Square 2000 celebration. Dropped at midnight over Times Square New Years Eve.