Browse, research, and preserve the digital artifacts that shaped the early internet. From GeoCities homepages to pre-Y2K business portals.
Over 140,000 personal homepages recovered from the original GeoCities server dumps.
Early .edu web presences, departmental frames, and digital library prototypes.
Pre-crash e-commerce storefronts, CGI shopping carts, and early SSL implementations.
Municipal websites, early .gov portals, and public service information hubs.
Web-bridged bulletin board systems, ANSI art galleries, and dial-up community hubs.
WebRings, guestbooks, trading card databases, and early fandom archival projects.
Personal homepage with tiled starfield background and MIDI player
Corporate intranet prototype with nested frames and custom scrollbars
Perl-based guestbook with flat-file database and anti-spam counter
Early Java-enabled webmail client with folder tree navigation
dr_retro_archivist recovered 3,200+ pages from decommissioned university servers this quarter.
Our latest LTO-9 tape array is now live, ensuring long-term preservation of early web binaries and media.
Improved layout accuracy for nested tables, marquee tags, and early CSS Level 1 implementations.
Open-access collection of 120,000+ hex values extracted from archived CSS and inline styles.