Society & Culture
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http://fencraft.leprd.space/Links/links.html
Fencraft is a curated links page from a solitary witch building a small pagan community, gathering resources across smallweb exploration, personal sites, computing, music, and fellow pagan voices. The collection reflects a thoughtful indie-web sensibility, weaving together webrings, webgardens, streaming radio, and pagan content into a richly personal directory.
http://prrths.com/
The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the Pennsylvania Railroad, once known as 'The Standard Railroad of the World.' This splash page redirects visitors to the society's updated website at prrths.org, serving as a gateway for railroad history enthusiasts and collectors.
https://afamilytapestry.blogspot.com/
Jacqi Stevens documents her deep dive into family history research on this genealogy blog, tracing ancestors like Thomas Firth Rainey and Isham Rainey through court records, census data, and historical documents across Mississippi, Georgia, and Virginia. Each post methodically works through primary sources to untangle lineages, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in Southern American genealogical research.
https://tilde.town/~cmccabe/online-communities.html
cmccabe's research page on tilde.town dives deep into the history and future of public access Unix systems, tracing their roots as social spaces long before the modern internet. The piece explores how communities like SDF.org and tilde.town carry on a tradition of shared Unix environments that blend technology with community-building.
https://silent.am/aristocrat
Elegance de la Nuit is the only approved fanlisting dedicated to Elegant Gothic Aristocrat fashion, a refined Japanese street fashion style emphasizing Victorian and aristocratic aesthetics. With 22 members from 5 countries, it offers a small but dedicated community for fans of EGA to connect and show their appreciation for the style.
http://www.anitra.net/
Anitra's Web is a sprawling 2000+ page personal site built over 25 years, created by activist and writer Anitra, covering homelessness advocacy, grassroots projects like Nickelsville, creative writing, poetry, and living with bipolar disorder. The site blends social activism with personal creativity, making it a rare archive of one person's sustained commitment to both art and humanitarian causes.
https://thefourhorsemenoftheapocalypse.neocities.org/
Eduardo Freire Canosa presents an in-depth prophetic interpretation of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, mapping each rider to historical and modern forces such as Islam, Communism, and Capitalism. The site connects the Book of Revelation to a precise timeline running from 1967 to 2047, drawing on passages from Isaiah, Matthew, Luke, and Daniel to support its end-times analysis.
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.
https://49th.neocities.org/
A sparse personal landing page for Lupin/Lavi, a nonbinary nonhuman individual who goes by he/it pronouns, linking out to sections about themselves and their interests. The site has an image-heavy aesthetic typical of old-web personal pages, with minimal text serving as a gateway to a fuller personal profile.
https://atomicgothic.neocities.org/
Atomic Gothic is a darkly themed personal site with a gothic aesthetic, hosted on Neocities and rated for older audiences. The minimal but atmospheric index page hints at a goth subculture enthusiast's corner of the old web.