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UW-Madison's Virtual Foliage site preserves classroom botany collections assembled from faculty, student and donated slide archives, including Wisconsin trees, fungi and plant diversity material.
Bill Spindler's McMurdoStation.com combines personal Antarctic photographs, station history, master-plan documents and years of construction updates for the U.S. Antarctic Program's McMurdo Station.
Gordon Smith's Naval-History.Net grew from a 1998 personal research site into a vast archive of naval casualties, memoirs, contemporary accounts and hundreds of thousands of transcribed ship-log pages.
Big Ear's website preserves all 13 issues of Cosmic Search, the pioneering 1979-1982 SETI magazine, including a 1981 Isaac Asimov essay on possible non-Earth-like biochemistry.
SmallDollars.com documents Susan B. Anthony, Sacagawea, Native American and Presidential dollar coins with production dates, legislation, design history, varieties and collector research.
Stephen Luscombe began The British Empire website in 1997 to combine ICT and history teaching; it grew into a huge independent archive of colonies, people, conflicts, photographs and contributed accounts.
Mystery Manor has been serving adventure-game players since 2002 with walkthroughs, save files, patches, screenshots, manuals, utilities, interviews and a forum that still uses its haunted-house structure.
Christopher Majka's Yang Style Tai Chi site on the Chebucto Community Net preserves a Halifax teaching lineage alongside a large plain-HTML guide to Taoist philosophy, history and symbolism.
Stephen Ostler's Radiocraft site preserves detailed restoration work on pre-1962 British radios and televisions, including 1930s sets, Bush TV22s, 405-line television and the 1990s Retrovisor.
RetroArchive preserves old software collections, manuals and CD-ROM file libraries, including hundreds of RemoteAccess BBS utilities with original filenames, dates and descriptions from the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Rodent's Vengeance recreated Microsoft's 1991 Rodent's Revenge puzzle game in Java, adding modern controls, save support and cross-platform compatibility decades after the original stopped changing.
Nick Turner's Model Tanks site documents military-model builds stretching from the 1960s to the present, including restorations, scale debates, old Airfix kits and hundreds of oversized reference photographs.
Ju388.de documents the rare Junkers Ju 388 high-altitude aircraft with technical data, cockpit views, surviving airframe history, production records and wartime source documents.
V8SHO.com preserves owner reports, Ford technical bulletins, repair discussions and hundreds of camshaft-failure cases for the 1996-1999 Ford Taurus SHO V8.
NOHAB.hu preserves photographs, locomotive histories and operating details for the Hungarian M61 diesel fleet and related NOHAB-GM locomotives across Europe.
Tom Sloper's Mah-Jongg FAQs grew from late-1990s newsgroup material into a sprawling reference covering rules, terminology, antique sets, history, strategy, tournaments and decades of reader questions.
AntiqueBottles.com preserves collector knowledge about embossed whiskey bottles, makers, regional businesses, bottle forms and the tiny clues used to identify old glass containers.
The University of Virginia's Salem Witch Trials Documentary Archive gathers court records, letters, sermons, diaries, maps and historical works into a durable research site built around primary sources.
Runo's NunoDoll pages preserve galleries, doll-making instructions and patterns for handcrafted cloth dolls, stuffed animals, kimono figures, anime characters and life-size creations.
The Republic of Molossia's Navy pages turn a micronation joke into a long-running archive of tiny vessels, lake expeditions, diving-bell missions and deliberately over-serious naval bureaucracy.