Society & Culture
883 sites
Subcategories:
- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
- Paranormal & Occult (42)
- Subcultures (333)
http://hauntednevada.com/
Haunted Nevada is a guide to the ghosts, hauntings, and supernatural history of Nevada, covering locations like the Goldfield Hotel, Washoe Club in Virginia City, and haunted spots in Reno and Las Vegas. Created by Janice Oberding, the site also promotes the Reno Ghost Walk, a guided tour running since 2002 that explores the dark and mysterious past of downtown Reno.
https://tilde.town/~spook
Spook's sparse corner of tilde.town contains little more than a todo list and a nod to jumping on the tilde community bandwagon. A nearly empty member page in the old-web tilde revival community, it signals participation more than content.
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://distressedegg.fun/qvp
Created by Distressed Egg, this page introduces the Queer Villain Pride flag and explains the meaning behind each of its five colors, from pink representing passion to black representing defiant chaos and rebellion. The flag is presented as a campy, theatrical symbol of queer community solidarity and is available for free download under a Creative Commons license.
https://markstoneman.com/
Mark Stoneman is a PhD historian, editor, and German-to-English translator whose blog covers military history, German history, and pointed political commentary rooted in deep historical perspective. Posts range from reflections on WWI and WWII scholarship to sharp critiques of contemporary U.S. politics, all filtered through the lens of a working academic historian.
https://zencoffeebreak.nekoweb.org/
ZenCoffeeBreak's cozy corner of the indieweb blends tarot, witchy interests, cat content, and aromantic/asexual identity into a charming cafe-themed personal site. The creator shares interactive tarot card readings, cat GIFs, anime fandoms like Frieren and Studio Ghibli, and a social feed, all wrapped in a carefully hand-coded static site.
https://experiments-b.neocities.org/
B is a young Spanish person from the early 2000s who built this small personal corner of the web to vent about daily life, friendships, and the fear of time passing. The site is early in development but has a raw, honest voice and participates in the No AI Webring.
https://raining-starss.neocities.org/
A cheerful personal site built around the kidcore aesthetic, featuring nostalgic content about childhood TV shows, toys, games, and websites from the creator's early years. Highlights include a dedicated Sesame Street shrine, PC and web game nostalgia pages, and an original artwork section, all wrapped in a colorful retro-web presentation.
https://faintlymacabre.neocities.org/
A hauntingly atmospheric personal site by faintlymacabre that greets visitors with an immersive graveyard narrative, drawing them in with will-o'-the-wisp imagery and eerie, lyrical prose. The creative landing page sets a macabre, otherworldly tone that hints at a richly themed personal space waiting beyond the entrance.
https://hoaxes.org/
The Museum of Hoaxes, created by Alex Boese, is a sprawling archive dedicated to exploring deceptions, pranks, and misinformation throughout human history from the Middle Ages to the 21st century. Visitors can browse hoax photos, dive into the complete April Fool's Day archive, and read blog posts debunking viral images and bizarre historical cons.