I hated the study of history in school because I thougt it was just memorizing facts and dates plus we didn't really have any exciting or passionate teachers. I think a teacher passionate about the subject really makes a difference. Rev. Dr. Hermen Shastri (who's the current general secretary of the Council of churches Malaysia was that kind of teacher for me during my two years if church history courses and I took an elective on Methodism with him - I never saw church history as a dull subject again. I was thinking about the early church fathers yesterday so then I googled my way to the following links which I think I'll be visited quite often.
Internet Theology Resources (by St. John's School of Theology · Seminary)
wow ... fantastic links - especially loads of stuff from the early church fathers - I'm checking out church history, systematics, spirituality and monastic studies.
The Ecole Initiative
I wanted to read first hand what the early church before the infamous start of Christendom had to say about church - it's part of basic research for a possible first module for my masters.
Christianity Today: Church History Site
I really enjoyed their magazines in seminary. Lots of nice pictures and quotes - a good entry level place to go.