Departmental Research Links

• Art in Context--Contemporary Art Images
• Art History Resources on the Web
• Art Images for College Teaching
• CGFA: A Virtual Museum
• Detroit Museum of Art Visual Resources Search Page
• A Digital Archive of Architecture Contents Page
• Digital Imaging Project--Architecture and Sculpture
• Gardner's Art Through the Ages Homepage
• Great Buildings Online
• Images from History; Images from the history of world art and archæology for use in the classroom, courtesy of the University of Alabama at Birmingham
• Jacques Berger Foundation World Art Treasures
• Los Angeles County Museum of Art Online Collections
• Mark Harden's Artchive
• Masters of Photography Homepage
• Metropolitan Museum of Art--the collection
• The National Gallery of Art with a searchable database of artwork in its collection
• Seattle Art Museum Home Page
• SILS Art Images Browser Homepage--University of Michigan
• Web Gallery of Art 1150 to 1750, Painting and Sculpture
• Yahoo Artists Masters Page

ENGLISH LITERATURE/MODERN LANGUAGE/CLASSICAL LANGUAGE

• 1913 Revised Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
• Bartleby.com; includes access to dictionary and thesaurus databases; World Factbook; Gray's Anatomy; poetry resources; Bartlett's Quotations (in a searchable database); the works of Shakespeare, Aesop, and hundreds of other authors; the Harvard Classics, etc. Many downloadble as e-books
• Books from Project Gutenberg (courtesy of Sailor)
• The complete works of William Shakespeare (from the Internet Public Library)
• Dictionary.com; including links to dictionaries in English, Spanish, Latin, Greek, etc., translation service, etc.
• Internet History Sourcebooks Project from Fordham University
• The Internet Movie Database, a good starting point for information about directors, actors, film score composers, etc.
• The Literature Network, a searchable online literature for the student, educator, or enthusiast. They currently have over 300 full books and over 1000 short stories and poems by over 90 authors: quotations database has over 8500 quotes
• Merriam-Webster Online
• The Middle English Compendium from the University of Michigan
• The New Testament in the original Greek
• ONLINE! Citation Styles (information on the correct citation of Internet resources)
• The Perseus Digital Library of Tufts University; Latin and Greek archeology, English Renaissance, etc.
• The Rubiyat of Omar Khayyam (translated by E. Fitzgerald)
• Thesaurus.com; online thesaurus
• University of Virginia Electronic Text Center; includes texts in English, French, German, Spanish, Latin, etc.; early American fiction; Civil War collection; complete works of Shakespeare; selected Middle English works, etc. Many downloadable as e-books

HISTORY

• Biography.com; the biography website for the A&E network; a lot of very good historical information
• The Library of Congress
• National Archives and Records Administration
• The World War I Document Archive at Brigham Young University

MUSIC

• AllMusic.com; music reviews, album/artist listings, etc.
• Diagram of a Keyboard and Staff
• Glossary of Musical Terms(courtesy of the Austin Symphony Orchestra)
• The Internet Movie Database; information on films, including film music, composers, etc.
• Music: A User's Guide by Gary Daum copyright 1994/1996
• 2001 Multimedia version of Music: A User's Guide by Gary Daum (username and password required)
• Musical Terms(from the Creative Music Company)
• Reference and Research Links (from the University of Arizona)
• The WWW Virtual Library Classical Music Library (maintained on the Georgetown Prep Server)

RELIGION

• America Magazine
• www.jesuit.org
• Search engine for the Catholic Catechism
• BeliefNet.com
• National Catholic Reporter
• New Advent (assorted Catholic info and links)
• Maryland Catholic Conference
• Vatican Website
• Salt of the Earth (Social Justice)
• PBS "Religion and Ethics" page
• US Catholic
• Archdiocese of St. Paul Social Justice Link
• McGill Catholic Theology Library
• The King James Version (from Bartleby.com)
• The Revised Standard with the Old and New Testaments, and the Apocrypha (from the University of Virginia). Includes a side by side comparision with the RSV and the KJV
• The Book of Mormon (from the University of Virginia)
• The Koran (from the University of Michigan)
• Reading the Old Testament
• Introduction to the New Testament

• DADS; Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures (courtesy of NIST)
• the Drake Equation; this formula calculates the probability of the number of planets in the universe with intelligent life based on a number of factors. Users can plug in their own values and hope they qualify as one of those sites of intelligent life
• Education programs from Goddard Space Flight Center
• EurekaAlert.org; breaking news on medical and scientific discoveries (much of site available without password)
• How Stuff Works (from howstuffworks.com)
• The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) K-12 Education Initiatives at NIH
• The Office of Science Education and Outreach from the National Human Genome Research Institute at NIH
• Physics Links from the Georgetown Prep Physics Department home page

• The Socratic Seminar from studyguide.org
• Ever need a timer while you're online? Click here for a Java applet timer, courtesy of Wayne County Schools

Learning at Georgetown Prep takes place both inside and outside of the classroom. Below are some links to GP related webs that reflect our special mission.

• Student/faculty trips to Vietnam taken in 1999, 2000, 2001, and NEW!! the 2002 Vietnam trip