Daily Features

Make the Medieval History Site a daily adventure with these regular features

Can't get enough of the Middle Ages? Need an excuse to come back to the Medieval History site on a regular basis? Look no further! Here are some features to enjoy every day.

 

This Date in Medieval History
Find out who was born, who died, and what interesting and significant events happened on this date in the Middle Ages.

Daily Question
The Daily Medieval History Question is on hiatus. Whenever you click a link at this site that leads you to the Daily Question, you'll be taken to the 2005 question for today's date; or, you can try the 2001 question instead. The Random Question is still available; plus, there's an index of questions by date.

Site of the Day
From dark age peoples to Renaissance art, with photos, illustrations, maps and more, explore a different aspect of the Middle Ages each day with a fun and fascinating website.

Castle of the Day
Every day, you can virtually wander the grounds of a fortress that was home to generations of medieval people. Journey into the past by exploring these quintessential medieval buildings.

 

Each of the above daily features require Javascript to work properly. If you do not have Javascript enabled in your browser, clicking the link will take you to a blank page. You can turn Javascript on in your browser by following the instructions below:

To Enable Javascript in Netscape:
Choose Preferences from the Edit menu and click Advanced in the left-hand portion of the dialog box. Then, click "Enable Javascript" in the right-hand screen. (Be careful not to select "Java" instead of "Javascript.")

To Enable Javascript in Internet Explorer:
Choose Preferences from the Edit menu and click Web Content in the left-hand portion of the dialog box. Then, click "Enable Scripting" under Active Content in the right-hand screen. 

If you still have difficulty accessing a daily feature, try using a different browser.

You can bookmark any of our daily features by right-clicking on the appropriate link and selecting Add Bookmark for this Link or Add Link to Favorites from the pop-up menu. (You may wish to edit the resulting bookmark.)

 

 

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