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Stanford's surviving BackRub page preserves the search project that became Google, including 1996 crawl statistics, hardware notes, programming languages, and Larry Page's description of a web crawler built around links.
IvyJoy's search resources for children became a long-lived directory of kid-oriented search engines, filtered guides, specialized tools, and research links repeatedly recommended by schools and teachers.
A 2017 TTTThis essay argued that search engines had become excellent at answering questions while making it harder to stumble into personal websites you never knew to search for.
Mushroom-Collecting.com's parasol page documented both edible parasol mushrooms and dangerous lookalikes, then became an accidental example of how image search can strip warnings away from the image it indexes.