Society & Culture
883 sites
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- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
- Paranormal & Occult (42)
- Subcultures (333)
https://puz.neocities.org/
Puz's personal Neocities homepage is dedicated to an obsessive love of 1980s aesthetics, with a retro visual theme that cheerfully admits websites didn't exist in 1989. The site has a navigation with personal pages like interests and a DNI, built by someone who clearly revels in crafting old-school web vibes.
https://akgenweb.whalen-family.org/
AKGenWeb is a volunteer-run genealogy portal covering Alaska's family history, organized by borough and census area, and serving as the official state chapter of the USGenWeb Project. Visitors can search records, find research aids, and contribute their own pieces of Alaskan ancestry to help build a comprehensive free resource for genealogists.
https://tngenweb.org/
The TNGenWeb Project bills itself as the single best free online resource for Tennessee genealogy and history research, active since 1996 as part of the broader USGenWeb Project. Visitors can browse county-by-county records, search a cemetery database, submit genealogy queries, and find volunteer opportunities to help expand the project.
https://kykawaii.neocities.org/
Ky's colorful personal site showcases their fursuit-making hobby, original furry characters, art gallery, and commissions, centered around their handcrafted malamute fursuit Romy built with resin and silicone. The site is packed with personality, featuring a cinema room, binders page, games, and a rich network of old-web neighbor links that make it a lively hub in the furry and neocities communities.
https://tshirts.thoughtdreams.org/
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.
https://paranormal-encyclopedia.com/
Paranormal-Encyclopedia.com is a free, alphabetically indexed reference site covering the full spectrum of paranormal topics, from UFOs and cryptozoology to parapsychology and divination. Visitors can browse categories like ghosts and hauntings, the Bermuda Triangle, ancient astronauts, and psychic phenomena, making it a comprehensive one-stop guide for curious minds.
https://heavensgate.com/
The infamous Heaven's Gate website, preserved in its original form, presents the beliefs and writings of the UFO religious cult led by Marshall Applewhite ('Do'), who taught that Earth was about to be recycled and that members could ascend to the 'Level Above Human' via a spacecraft accompanying comet Hale-Bopp. Visitors can read the group's foundational texts, video transcripts, student exit statements, and the press release documenting the 1997 mass suicide that made this site one of the most historically significant and haunting artifacts of the early web.
https://kitty-kat-k8.neocities.org/
K8's personal Neocities homepage is a vibrant, irreverent space for a trans sapphic woman who wears her politics loudly and proudly, plastered with pronoun stamps, LGBTQ+ blinkies, and anti-fascist declarations. The site is light on traditional content but heavy on personality, featuring a link to her blog and a chaotic, stamp-filled aesthetic that captures a specific corner of queer internet culture.
http://runemaker.com/
Oswald the Runemaker's comprehensive site covers the history, meanings, and magical uses of Elder Futhark and Anglo-Saxon runes, from Viking-age origins through medieval divination practices. Visitors can browse handcrafted rune sets, bindrune amulets, runestaffs, and runic pendulums available for purchase, alongside educational content on rune interpretations, crystals, herbs, and elements associated with each rune.
https://hope.net/
HOPE (Hackers On Planet Earth) is the official site for one of the longest-running hacker conferences in the world, held in New York City and associated with 2600 Magazine. Now registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the organization is actively planning HOPE 26 and inviting speakers, contributors, and community members to shape its future.