Society & Culture
883 sites
Subcategories:
- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
- Paranormal & Occult (42)
- Subcultures (333)
https://tophatcats.neocities.org/
Tophatcats is a creative personal site built around j-fashion, featuring OOTD logs, wardrobe documentation, and styling content covering lolita/EGL, menhera, and alternative streetwear. Alongside the fashion content, the site hosts original character art, an LJ icon archive, a CD collection, a tea doodle log, and a charming photo diary shot on a screenless digital camera.
https://haunting.rip/
A gothic lolita-inspired personal site by a 19-year-old creator known as eliseabat, built around the aesthetic of Halsey's song 'The Haunting' with a black, white, and purple color scheme. The site features fanlistings, webrings, a guestbook, and planned shrines, making it a charming work-in-progress in the old-web tradition.
https://members.tripod.com/~heavenly_2/main.html
Heavenly built this family-safe link directory as a Christian-themed portal for her children, curating sites across topics like homeschooling, kids' activities, sports, and faith-based resources. The site also features a Christian chat room, Yahoo Groups for fibromyalgia support and homeschooling fun, and multiple webrings rooted in Christian community.
http://countygenweb.com/txrobertson
Part of the TXGenWeb project, this site is dedicated to genealogical research for Robertson County, Texas, coordinated by Jane Keppler. Visitors can explore an extensive collection of records including cemeteries, census data, marriages, deaths, court records, obituaries, military records, and county history to trace their Texas ancestors.
https://janasgenealogyandfamilyhistory.blogspot.com/
Jana Last's long-running genealogy blog traces her Norwegian, Swedish, Portuguese, Mexican, and English ancestry through obituaries, immigration stories, vintage postcards, and ancestral signatures. With dedicated pages for individual family lines, a research toolbox, WikiTree integration, and participation in the '52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks' challenge, this is a rich personal record of multi-ethnic family history research.
https://nyheritage.org/index.php
New York Heritage is a digital portal aggregating historical collections from libraries, museums, and archives across New York State, covering topics like the Underground Railroad, Black oral history, women's history, and immigrant communities. Featured collections include oral history recordings, photograph archives, funeral programs, and documents about enslaved people, making it a rich resource for researchers and educators interested in New York's diverse past.
https://eugeneleeslover.com/GS-USN-PAGE.html
Gene Slover's US Navy Pages is a comprehensive archive dedicated to preserving US naval history, covering battleships, aircraft carriers, destroyers, submarines, and ordnance documents including rare technical manuals and ordnance pamphlets. Maintained in honor of the late Gene Slover, the site features sailors' stories, Medal of Honor tributes, historical footage, and detailed gunnery range tables spanning decades of American naval warfare.
https://raisu.neocities.org/
Raisu's personal site is dedicated to the 'imari' lifestyle subculture, a recently created digital-focused way of living that centers on existing through digital spaces rather than physical ones. The site serves as an imari guide and bible, featuring coord rules, a virtual closet, a raisu ita bag collection showcase, and original art all styled around this aesthetic.
https://goth-sammich.neocities.org/
Sammich is a 21-year-old goth enthusiast whose personal site covers goth music, fashion, movies, and books alongside crafts like crochet, painting, and jewelry making. The site features sections for art, a reading list, a physical media collection, and a diary, making it a cozy corner of goth culture and creative hobbies.
https://dlas.uncg.edu/
The Digital Library on American Slavery, hosted at UNC Greensboro, is a centralized scholarly database compiling tens of thousands of primary source documents related to enslavement in the American South, including bills of sale, runaway slave notices, legislative petitions, and trans-Atlantic slave trade records. With over 200,000 named individuals searchable by name, keyword, and state, it serves as an indispensable research tool for historians, genealogists, and anyone studying the history of American slavery.