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The Gryphel Project's Mini vMac preserves the software environment of early 680x0 Macintosh computers, combining a tiny emulator with documentation, build tools, disk images, and legally redistributable classic Mac software.
The freeware home of Odyssey - The Legend of Nemesis preserves a complete classic Macintosh RPG, its walkthrough, development material, and the game's original commercial website as a deliberate piece of Mac gaming history.
MicroMac's surviving site preserves the strange, ingenious upgrade market that kept 1980s and 1990s Macintosh hardware useful through accelerators, logic-board swaps, cache cards, and oversized SIMMs.
Mac Hut is an active preservation project for legacy Apple Macintosh software, manuals, drivers, mirrors, and old websites, keeping material from the classic Mac ecosystem reachable on ordinary Web and FTP infrastructure.
Matt Kane's modern homepage deliberately recreates a 1990 HyperCard stack with period-inspired icons and fonts while running on Astro with zero client-side JavaScript.