  We present the Gallery of Planetary Nebula Spectra now available at
http://oit.williams.edu/nebulae The website offers high-quality, moderate
resolution (~7-10 A FWHM) spectra of 128 Galactic planetary nebulae from
3600-9600 A, obtained by Kwitter, Henry, and colleagues with the Goldcam
spectrograph at the KPNO 2.1-m or with the RC spectrograph at the CTIO 1.5-m.
The master PN table contains atlas data and an image link. A selected object's
spectrum is displayed in a zoomable window; line identification templates are
provided. In addition to the spectra themselves, the website also contains a
brief discussion of PNe as astronomical objects and as contributors to our
understanding of stellar evolution. We envision that this website, which
concentrates a large amount of data in one place, will be of interest to a
variety of users: researchers might need to check the spectrum of a particular
object of interest; the non-specialist astronomer might simply be interested in
perusing such a collection of spectra; and finally, teachers of introductory
astronomy can use this database to illustrate basic principles of atomic
physics and radiation. To particularly encourage this last use, we have
developed two paper-and-pencil exercises to introduce beginning astronomy
students to the wealth of information that PN spectra contain.
