A comprehensive digital preservation initiative recovering personal homepages, neighborhood communities, and early web culture from the 1994–2009 GeoCities platform. Original HTML, CSS, and assets are cryptographically verified and rendered in-browser.
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Filter by era, neighborhood, or content type. All items are viewable in our emulated rendering environment.
We reconstructed the original GeoCities directory structure by cross-referencing Wayback Machine snapshots, Alexa Internet dumps, and legacy ISP routing tables.
Specialized headless crawlers fetch surviving HTML, following relative paths and resolving dead links against our offline asset cache.
Broken image paths are automatically mapped to archived GIFs/PNGs. Deprecated tags are preserved but served with modern rendering fallbacks.
Every page is hashed and timestamped. Metadata includes original publish date, last modified, and neighborhood classification.
Have a local backup of a GeoCities neighborhood? Need bulk access for academic research? Submit your materials or apply for dataset access.
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