• ENCYCLOPAEDIA.COM
  More than 17,000 articles from The Concise Columbia Electronic Encyclopaedia, Third Edition have been assembled to provide free, quick and useful information on almost any topic.
• FUNK and WAGNALLS.COM
  Complete Funk & Wagnalls unabridged 29-volume encyclopaedia, enriched with multimedia: animations, sounds, music, flags, maps and more. Updated monthly
• ENCYBERPEDIA
  Information Webster which links together encyclopaedias throughout the internet.
• THE KNOWLEDGE ADVENTURE ENCYCLOPAEDIA
  - bugs, dinosaurs, space -- you name it! Plus interesting information that can also help with your homework.
• ENCARTA
  Encarta Concise free encyclopaedia. Subscription required to the full version.
• ENCYCLOPEDIA ELECTRONICA
  Encyclopedia Electronica is the Internet's most comprehensive reference site for homework and term papers that combines a comprehensive encyclopedia, a Time line of history, and other resources.
• CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WOMEN
  Site designed for young readers. Created by the 3rd & 4th grade students at Pocantico Hills School in Sleepy Hollow, NY. Has a wonderful collection of essays with pictures of famous women.
• CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
  Contains more than 11 600 articles related various aspects of Catholic religion.
• whatis.com
  whatis.com is a concise encyclopedia of computer and internet terms. Terms can be found alphabetically or through categories like cyberterms, html, etc.
• E-CONFLICT ENCYCLOPEDIA
  Profiles all the nations of the world. Includes 1,400 pages of text, maps, flags, national anthems and current world weather.
• ENCYCLOPEDIA MYTHICA
  Information on Greek, Roman, Chinese, Native American, and other mythologies.
• INFORMATION PLEASE
  This is a product of the Family Education Network.  It consists of an encyclopedia, dictionary, atlas and several almanacs. It is strictly a ready reference source, no in depth information.
• THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
  This site gives readers full and authoritative information on the entire cycle of Catholic interests, action and doctrine.

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