![]() |
SOCIOLOGY 280/380 Travel Study: Washington,
D.C.
|
What information is on this Web page?
| INTERNET RESOURCES
ON WASHINGTON D.C.
START YOUR INTERNET SEARCH HERE:
|
||||
| THEN TRY THESE: (Be sure to evaluate
each Web site before using the information in your project.)
Fodor's Mini-Guide: Washington, D.C. - from the makers of the famous travel guides, a quick guide to city attractions; be sure to look at the Web Links Frommer's Guide: Washington, D.C. - includes links to Useful Web Sites, and various maps of the area Historical Society of Washington, D.C. - see especially the section on different D.C. neighborhoods. D.C. Community Web Pages - links to community organizations, museums and cultural institutions, neighborhoods, etc. collected by the District of Columbia Public Library Washington, District of Columbia - the city's official Web site, includes information about the mayor's office, city departments such as the police department, city services, and visitor information Specific Agencies
|
||||
| WASHINGTON NEWS
SOURCES
Washington news is available from a variety
of sources. Here are some options:
|
||||
| ARTICLES ON
WASHINGTON DC
The articles below are available in the library's databases. If you are trying to access these articles from off campus, please go to the list, Journals and Magazines Available Online, after providing your Elmhurst College login and password. Choose the appropriate journal title and search for the articles listed below by typing in the article title in the search box.
|
||||
| USING AND CITING
INFORMATION SOURCES
Using and Evaluating Information Sources
|