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Ancient Web: Tim's Home Page Turned One Man's Life Into Hundreds of Travel Pages

Tim's Home Page is a sprawling personal archive from a longtime Internet user, with family history, local pages, a partly lost TV showcase, hundreds of travel pages, and more than a thousand vacation videos.

Ancient Web: Philip Greenspun's Travel Pages Made a World Guide Before Travel Platforms

Philip Greenspun's travel archive mixes practical guides, road trips, personal travelogues, unfinished fragments, photography, and dry commentary across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the polar regions.

Ancient Web: RoadTrip97 Survives Through Hotlinked Photographs

RoadTrip97 is difficult to recover as a complete website, but old blogs and forums still preserve its photo URLs, names, and directory structure—a textbook case of a vanished personal site surviving through links elsewhere.

Why Kirksville’s Airport Code Is IRK — And Honestly, That Tracks

Kirksville Regional Airport uses the identifier IRK, which is a perfectly legitimate aviation code and also an alarmingly accurate three-letter mood for anyone who has ever driven Highway 63 in bad weather.

Ancient Web: A Family Trip Through Ontario's Bruce Peninsula, Preserved as a Plain HTML Travel Page

A University of Waterloo-hosted travel page records a family trip through Ontario's Bruce Peninsula with short notes on beaches, harbors and kid-friendly stops.

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.