Society & Culture
883 sites
Subcategories:
- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
- Paranormal & Occult (42)
- Subcultures (333)
https://usgenweb.org/about/whitepaper.html
The USGenWeb Project is a massive volunteer-driven initiative providing free genealogy research resources organized by US state and county, covering everything from immigration records to historical naming conventions and document care. Researchers tracing American family history will find practical guides on handwriting, spelling variations, legal terms, occupational records, and state-specific genealogical databases all in one coordinated network.
https://puppy.observer/
The Puppy Observer is the personal homepage of 'Puppy,' a self-described pup who shares her identity, interests, and lifestyle including pet play, kink, and BDSM culture alongside hobbies like Linux and enterprise computing. The site features blog posts, webring memberships, and social links, offering a peek into the pup subculture community.
http://onelibrary.com/links/links.htm
Rick Crume, a genealogist, writer, and speaker, has assembled an extensive curated directory of genealogy links covering census records, DNA databases, immigration resources, military records, and more. The collection spans dozens of categories with a strong focus on Scandinavian, German, Irish, and Eastern European ancestry research alongside general how-to guides and vital records tools.
https://transformationring.netlify.app/
The Transformation Webring connects websites centered on transformation themes including shapeshifting, transgender identity, and inanimate transformation, bringing together a community of enthusiasts across the web. Visitors can browse member sites or join the ring, which draws on the furry and fantasy fandom definitions of TF (transformation) culture.
https://historymatters.gmu.edu/
History Matters is a comprehensive gateway for teaching and learning U.S. history, built by George Mason University and CUNY's American Social History Project. It offers over 800 primary source documents, annotated website reviews, syllabi, teaching strategies, and evidence-analysis guides aimed at high school and college educators and students.
http://onlinedirectorysite.blogspot.com/
Miriam Robbins runs this genealogy blog dedicated to historical city directories as a research tool for tracing ancestors across the United States and beyond. Posts cover topics like using the Green Book to research African-American roots, finding rural ancestors in small-town directories, and navigating digitized resources by state and province.
https://fanac.org/FANAC_Inc
FANAC Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and archiving the history of science fiction fandom, maintaining a vast digital archive of fanzines, convention materials, and fan art spanning decades. The site offers information about the organization's mission, contributor credits, submission guidelines for scans, and newsletters tracking the ongoing archival effort.
http://ab-s.co.uk/index.html
A Christian faith site centered on the teachings of Jesus Christ, covering themes of prayer, salvation, healing, and God's grace. The site's motto 'Making A Difference In The Name Of Jesus' signals a devotional focus on sharing biblical belief and spiritual encouragement.
https://killyourpetpuppy.co.uk/news
Kill Your Pet Puppy is the online archive and continuation of the iconic British anarcho-punk fanzine founded by Tony D, covering the squatting scene, anarcho-punk culture, and underground life under Thatcher's Britain. Packed with fanzine scans, photographs, audio downloads, and historical commentary, it offers a rare firsthand document of the movement that shaped bands like Crass and a generation of DIY counterculture.
https://davistownmuseum.org/
The Davistown Museum in Liberty, Maine is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the hand tools of New England's maritime and early industrial culture, with two physical locations and an extensive online presence. Visitors can explore annotated tool inventories, photo tours, unpublished essays, museum publications, bibliographies, and a Maine Artists Guild Gallery showcasing contemporary Maine art.