~ Early Web Links ~

The Seattle Robotics Society has been bringing together robot builders and technology enthusiasts in the Pacific Northwest since 1982, hosting monthly meetings, workshops, contests, and outreach events for all skill levels. Their site features event calendars, resources for local maker spaces and robotics clubs, a newsletter called The Encoder, and information about their annual Robothon competition.

Casual Comfort is a TFL-network fanlisting dedicated to t-shirts, one of the most universally beloved clothing items, boasting over 654 members since its 2003 opening. Created by Hazel as part of the Thought Dreams collective, it offers the standard fanlisting features including member listings, join/update forms, and downloadable buttons.

Kungfuarchermaster's Neocities homepage covers an eclectic mix of interests including combat robotics, vintage item trading, stamp collecting, and music production on a Polyend Tracker Mini. The site is still under active construction but already features webrings, a stamps gallery, and hints at a personality-driven space celebrating retro web culture.

BJ's Holiday House is a personal site dedicated to holiday themes, likely featuring seasonal decorations, imagery, and festive content based on its title and image-heavy layout. The splash page invites visitors to enter what appears to be a cheerful, holiday-focused personal corner of the old web.

Kestrel's Corner is a personal neocities-style site with a playful, animated entrance page that teases content about trains with looping hypnotic text. The site promises enthusiast content about trains wrapped in a flashy, JavaScript-powered retro-web aesthetic.

Railpace Newsmagazine is a monthly publication dedicated to railroading news, photography, and features focused on the Northeastern United States and Canada, published by White River Productions. Each issue takes readers lineside with photographers and writers covering railroad history, active operations, museum restorations, and beloved trackside locations through series like 'My Favorite Spot'.

Anna Havron's Analog Office is a thoughtful blog dedicated to paper-based and hybrid analog-digital productivity systems, covering tools like paper planners, notebooks, index cards, and filing methods. Visitors will find reader Q&A columns, how-to guides, printable templates, and a bookshelf of recommendations for anyone looking to escape digital overwhelm and embrace analog organization.

RailroadData.com is a massive curated link directory maintained by Bob Harbison, featuring over 4,500 categorized links to railroad and model railroad websites. The model railroads section organizes hobby resources across scales, suppliers, forums, and related topics, making it a go-to hub for enthusiasts searching the old web for train content.

Bikelinks is a comprehensive motorcycle link directory organized into dozens of categories covering makes and models, classic bikes, racing, clubs, technical resources, apparel, customs, and more. Running since 1997, it serves as an A-to-Z gateway to the worldwide motorcycling web, with sections dedicated to vintage machines, offroad riding, scooters, sidecars, and regional sites from countries across the globe.

Oryza is a fanlisting dedicated entirely to rice, boasting 840 registered fans from around the world who share a love of this staple food. Hosted on TheWildRose.org, the site invites visitors to join the growing community and browse affiliate fanlistings for other food favorites like pizza, Chinese food, and Nutella.