Curious about the design behind historylink.org?

SiteFontCheck scanned their live CSS architecture and identified 5 unique font families.

The website relies heavily on minion-pro, constantia, droid serif, georgia, minion web pro, minion web, minion, lucida bright, lucidabright, lucida serif, lucida, dejavu lgc serif, dejavu serif, bitstream vera serif, liberation serif, nimbus roman no9 l, century schoolbook l, norasi, rekha, serif for its main text elements, paired with myriad-pro, myriad pro, myriad, frutiger, frutiger linotype, gill sans, gill sans mt, univers, calibri, dejavu sans condensed, liberation sans, nimbus sans l, tahoma, geneva, lucida grande, lucida sans unicode, helvetica neue, helvetica, arial, sans-serif and minion-std-black, minion-pro, constantia, droid serif, georgia, minion web pro, minion web, minion, lucida bright, lucidabright, lucida serif, lucida, dejavu lgc serif, dejavu serif, bitstream vera serif, liberation serif, nimbus roman no9 l, century schoolbook l, norasi, rekha, serif as fallback options, and 2 additional.

Below is the precise map of font sizes, weights, and text elements used across their site.