Ancient Web: Abandoned But Not Forgotten Cataloged Empty America State by State
Abandoned But Not Forgotten is a long-running, user-submitted photo archive of abandoned buildings and places across the United States.
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Ancient Web: Living Image Turned Vintage Cameras Into a Browsable Timeline
The Living Image Vintage Camera Museum organizes camera history by decade, with detailed pages and 360-degree views that make the 1930s transition to modern camera design easy to explore.
Ancient Web: ThemeParks.ie Is a Personal World Atlas of Amusement Parks
ThemeParks.ie turns years of personal amusement-park travel into a country-by-country photographic archive of rides, fairs, vanished parks, and coaster construction.
Ancient Web: Niagara Railfan Documented the Railways Around Niagara Falls
Niagara Railfan is an old enthusiast site built around railway photography, trackside information, and the changing rail landscape around Ontario's Niagara region.
Ancient Web: Hannu Asikainen Photographed More Than 850 Finnish Churches
Hannu Asikainen's personal site grew into a photographic archive of more than 850 Finnish churches, along with disappearing village shops, changing streetscapes, monuments, landscapes and other local-history material.
Ancient Web: RoadsideArchitecture.com Has Spent Decades Photographing the America We Keep Tearing Down
Debra Jane Seltzer's RoadsideArchitecture.com preserves tens of thousands of photographs of old signs, diners, gas stations, giant statues and mid-century roadside buildings.
Ancient Web: BunkerTours Crawled Through the Maginot Line So the Rest of Us Could Study It
Dan McKenzie's BunkerTours pages document Maginot Line ouvrages and fortifications with field photography and detail useful enough to be cited by later reference works.