• The Medieval Calendar Calculator: between 500 and 1582, only.
• Calendar Utility: finding days, months, and years, according to different types of calendars
• The Perpetual Calendar
• Historical Ecclesiastical Calendar
• History of the Western Calendar
• Calendars Through the Ages
• Time-and-Date: "A Guide to Calendars, Time Zones, and More"
• World Time Zones
• The Official U.S. Time
• Netscape's International Maps
• National and local maps

Web Resources: Historical Statistics for Economic History

Munro's Historical Statistical Tables On-line:

• Munro: Statistical Tables for textile history: chiefly for wool and wool-based textiles to ca. 1550 (in pdf format only).
• Munro's Revisions of the Phelps Brown and Hopkins 'basket of consumables' commodity price series and craftsmen's wage series, 1264-1700: An Excel spreadsheet, with annual data and quinquennial means, based on their working papers in the British Library of Political and Economic Science (LSE). Their index numbers have been converted into values in pence sterling, with the annual money-of-account value of the 'basket of consumables'.
• Prices and Wages in Southern England and the Antwerp Region, 1400 - 1700: pdf file, with quinquennial means only: prepared by John H. Munro. See the related Working Paper on this subject. See also the colour graphs of these wages and prices, in an MS-Word file.
• Antwerp: annual wages and prices, 1400 - 1700: in an Excel spreadsheet, based on data compiled by Prof. Herman Van der Wee
• Prices in Brabant, 1400-1700: in an Excel spreadsheet, based on data compiled by Prof. Herman Van der Wee
• Prices in Flanders, 1350 -1500: in an Excel spreadsheet, from data compiled and processed by John H. Munro.
• Money, Wages, and Real Incomes in the Age of Erasmus: The Purchasing Power of Coins and of Building Craftsmen's Wages in England and the Low Countries, 1500 - 1540 (by Prof. John H. Munro, University of Toronto).
• Munro: Excel Files on Textiles, Prices, and Wages in the Low Countries: located in MEMDB.

Other Historical Statistical Online Series on Prices, Wages, and Related Data On-line:

• MEMDB: The Medieval and Early Modern Data Bank (Rutgers University)
• The International Institute of Social History: List of Datafiles on Historical Prices and Wages: located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
• Prices, Wages, and the Cost of Living in the Western Part of the Netherlands, 1450-1800: Jan Luiten van Zanden's price and wage data, linked to the International Institute of Economic History, in Amsterdam.
• Wages and Currency: Global Comparisons from Antiquity to the Twentieth Century
• Wages, Prices, and Living Standards: the World Historical Perspective: Robert Allen's Data base set (University of Oxford)
• The Allen-Unger Data Base on European Commodity Prices, 1260-1914: Grain Prices (barley, oats, rye, wheat).
• Medieval Crop Yields Database: Three Centuries of English Crop Yields, 1211 - 1491 (Creator of the data base: Professor Bruce Campbell, of Queen's University, Belfast, using his own archival data and also those collected by Professors Jan Titow and David Farmer).
• Historical Statistics of Canada
• Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche: Istituto di Studi sulle Società del Mediterraneo: Historical Research Institute based in Naples, Italy.
• Paolo Malanima's Tables on Prices and Wages in Italy, 1270 - 1913, in a Word file. Also available as a PDF file, and as an Excel file, but without the complete bibliography given in the MS-Word file. See also his web-page on The Italian Economy.
• The Online Catasto of 1427 : Florentine Renaissance Resources: edited by Chritians Klapish-Zuber, R. Burr Litchfield and Anthony Molho. This is a data base with over 10,000 records on the Florentine tax aassessments and property values for 1427-29.

Web Resources on Money, Coinage, Interest, Exchange Rates, and Comparative Values: Historical and Contemporary

Caveat emptor: Use these statistical sources, especially those on the value of money, at your own risk. I provide no guarantees for the accuracy or validity of any of the following sources (except my own lists); but presumably those providing current exchange rates on various currencies are accurate.

Various Statistical Calculators Provided by EH.NET: The Economic History Association

• 'Measuring Worth': the newest Eh.Net statistical website, containing a wide variety of stastistical calculators, including most of the following. If you click on the following, you will be told that you are being transferred to this new site, but also to the specific page and calculator that you require (in clicking on one of the following URLs).

• How Much Is That? : an Eh.Net calculator to estimate comparative purchasing power and inflation rates in Great Britain (1660-2000) and the United States (1720-2000).
• Computing Real Values Over Time: with conversions from British pounds sterling into US dollars, and vice versa: another Eh.Net calculator
• What Is Its Relative Value?: another EH.Net calculator to determine the relative value of a sum of money in one year with its value in another year (in U.S. economic history, from 1789 to the present).
• The Price of Gold, 1257 - 2001: another EH.Net calculator
• Purchasing Power of the British Pound Sterling, 1264 - 2001 : another EH.NET calculator
• Purchasing Power of the United States Dollar, 1665-2001 : another EH.NET calculator
• Inflation Rates for the U.S. (1666 to 2001), and United Kingdom (Britain) (1601 to 2001): another EH.NET calculator
• Exchange Rates between the US dollar and the British Pound, 1791 - 2000 : another EH.NET calculator
• "What Was the Interest Rate Then?" : another EH.NET calculator devised by Prof. Lawrence H. Officer, for the U.K., from 1720 to 2001, and for the U.S.A, for 1798 - 2001. See also Lawrence H. Officer, What Was the Interest Rate Then?: A Data Study , in 109 pp. Also accessible at this site .
• Daily Closing Averages of the Dow Jones Industrial Average: from 1896 to the near present: another EH.NEt calclator.

Other Historical Data Series on Currency Values and Exchange Rates

• Medieval European Coinage: A British Academy Research Project: Philip Grierson, general editor.
• Manuel de numismatique française , ed. by Adrian Blanchet and Adolphe Dieudonné, vol. II (Paris, 1916):data on French silver and gold coinage from Hughes Capet (987) to the French Revolution.
• Inflation: The Value of the Pound Sterling, 1750 - 2001 : United Kingdom, Parliament, House of Commons Library, Research Paper 02/44. This pdf file is also accessible at this site .
• Current Value of Old Money: a useful list of web sites and resources; and also of many printed sources on the history of prices and money, from ancient times to the present.
• The Value of the Dutch Guilder [Florin] from 1450: A comparison of the purchasing power of the Dutch guilder (florin) for any year with any other year, from 1450. A data file supplied by the International Institute for Social History, in Amsterdam
• Wages and Currency: Global Comparisons from Antiquity to the Twentieth Century. A data file supplied by the International Institute for Social History, in Amsterdam
• Currency Boards and Dollarization: site maintained by Kurt Schuler, Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress. The newest addition to this site is 'Modern Monetary Systems in Africa', with an interesting essay on African monetary history.
• The monetary history of Asian countries : a subset of the foregoing site maintained by Kurt Schuler, Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress.
• The Canadian Money Supply, Consumer Price Index, GDP (nominal, real, and per capita), Inflation Rates, Bank Rates, and Population : CANSIM data (Statistics Canada). See also The Canadian Money Supply, 1955 -2011 .
• Bank of Canada Monthly Bank Rates, 1935 to Dec. 2011

Current Foreign Exchange Rates:

• The Bank of Canada
• Bank of Canada: Weekly Financial Statistics
• Bank of Canada Currency Converter
• Bank of Canada Historical Currency Converter: from 1990 to the Present
• The xe-com Universal Currency Converter Services
• Yahoo Finance: Currency Conversions: Various world currencies; also with major world stock exchange indices.
• LogToLearn World Currency Exchange
• Pacific Exchange Rate Service: Exchange Rates for 53 Currencies (daily): produced by Prof. Werner Antweiler, University of B.C. (Vancouver, Canada). Also accessible at this site.
• TD - Canada Trust Foreign Exchange Converter
• TD-Canada Trust: Current Foreign Exchange Rates: commercial bank rates.

Some More Web Resources: Other Statistical Sources for Economists (chiefly contemporary)