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https://lost-boy.org/
Andrea's Rust and Stardust Network is a personal collection of fan shrines and fanlistings dedicated to beloved video games, including Lost Odyssey and Shadow of the Colossus, built with nostalgic love and heartfelt writing. The site blends shrine-style tributes, layout archives, and fanlisting memberships into a cozy corner of the old web.
https://frightenstein.com/
Billed as the world's biggest website devoted to the classic Canadian children's comedy show 'The Hilarious House of Frightenstein,' this fan site created by Ben Kane covers the 1970s cult TV series starring Billy Van and Vincent Price. Visitors can explore the characters, cast and crew, media clips including original Vincent Price monologues, and merchandise from this beloved Saturday morning fixture.
http://darkcarnival.com/
Dark Carnival is a beloved independent bookstore in Berkeley, California specializing in science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and horror titles. The shop is known for its knowledgeable staff, rare and out-of-print books, signed editions, and mail order service.
https://starsforthelivinganddead.neocities.org/
A colorful Neocities personal site centered around anime, games, and fandom, with planned shrines for Touhou, Vocaloid, and Madoka Magica among other interests. The creator shares a media log, art gallery, blog, and guestbook while expressing enthusiasm for titles like Your Turn to Die and The World Ends with You.
https://tony.minty.nu/
Suit of Armor is the official fanlisting for Tony Stark (Iron Man), created by Ainna and dedicated to fans of the character across both Marvel Comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Visitors can join the growing list of 66 fans worldwide and browse linking codes to show their appreciation for the armored Avenger.
http://wargaming4grownups.blogspot.com/
Trebian's long-running blog covers historical miniature wargaming across a sweeping range of eras, from ancient Spartans and Successors to World War One and beyond, with battle reports, homebrew rules downloads, and musings on balancing the hobby with adult life. The site includes original rulesets like 'Not Quite Mechanised' and 'For Whom The Dice Rolls,' making it a genuine resource for miniature wargamers interested in historical scenarios.
https://linkieta.neocities.org/home
Linkie's colorful personal hub features a dedicated Sims 1 shrine, Halo fan content, retro gaming resources, and a growing media library full of old-web charm. The site blends gaming passion with creative expression, including graphics, fanlistings, and a lively to-do list of ambitious new pages in progress.
http://kidshow.dcmemories.com/wow.html
A detailed archive dedicated to 'WOW!', a locally-produced children's television show that aired on WDCA-TV Channel 20 in Washington DC from 1980 to 1987, hosted by Dick Dyszel as 'Captain 20'. The site documents the show's history, format, and educational mission with photos, sound clips, and recollections as part of a broader archive of DC-area kidshow programming.
https://ooooooooo.ooo/
9o3o is a browser-playable archive of Flash games and animations sourced from the Flashpoint Archive, letting visitors play classic web games directly in their browser without needing a Flash plugin. The collection is browsable, searchable, and includes NSFW-tagged content, making it a preservation-focused repository for old-web gaming nostalgia.
https://dannarchy.com/
Dann's chaotic personal corner of the web covers classic DOS and FPS games like Doom, Quake, and Commander Keen alongside eclectic music genres including Goa/Psytrance, Funeral Doom, and Darkwave. The site also features holiday pages, ASCII art, 88x31 buttons, photography, and a grab-bag of nostalgic web oddities that make it a genuine old-web time capsule.