This essay describes and analyzes a series of Internet resources that refer to nineteenth-century Latin American history, and organizes them by kind. The purpose is to demonstrate various possible ways that people who research, teach and study nineteenth-century Latin America can make use of the Internet. An additional goal is to stimulate discussion on the challenges -epistemological and practicalthat the Internet and hypermedia present to the historian and the traditional ways of constructing and publishing historical narratives.