12bytes.org holds a collection of original articles covering a wide variety of topics including technical information, investigations into significant current and historical events, corruption, alternative healthcare and law enforcement. Popular topics include Germany's role in World War II and the Jewish holocaust as well as the Mozilla Firefox web browser. Popular titles include 'NPR: National Public Radio Or National Propaganda Radio?', 'Rescuing Israel: The Holocaust', 'Firefox Configuration Guide for Privacy Freaks and Performance Buffs', 'Alternative Search Engines That Respect Your Privacy' and many others. There are also a few amateur photography galleries centered around natural themes, urban exploration and underground coal mining.

A Monthly Zine of Public Domain Treasures. Highlighting the best movies, books, music that have moved into the public domain each month.

A nicely done e-zine covering the new public domain materials, and describing the significance of them, in literature, art, movies, photographs, music.

This website commemorates all communities in Britain abandoned since the middle ages, including places destroyed by natural disasters such as coastal erosion and others where inhabitants were evicted.

History and routes of US auto trails and old federal highways. Plus forums.

A website containing information regarding the Ancient Greek language, including book reviews, translations (with the original text and transliterations) and much more.

A history page about bank robbers Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. Photos and information.

The Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke Law School is the first university center in the world devoted to the other side of the picture. Founded in September of 2002, as part of the school's wider intellectual property program, its mission is to promote research and scholarship on the contributions of the public domain to speech, culture, science and innovation,

Covering books, movies, music and other aspects in the literature, art and entertainment fields.

You Know You're From Detroit If... Memories of metro Detroit in the '50s, '60s and '70s. Nostalgia site.

Website about the history of the DuMont Television Network, the first TV network in the US. Website started in 1999.

A blog about historic England. Nicely done, Has articles about places, historic events and how things came to be.

Historical association for the first highway across America.

Established in 2008, this contemporary, tell-all site, explores the age of Louis XVI. It focuses on art, fashion, architecture, music, scandals, and our favorite French débutantes as well as 18th-century inspirations in pop culture.

Pretty detailed site about World War II Operations Mana / Chowhound which were conducted to feed starving Dutch civilians behind German lines. Site lists the history of these operations, plus presents first hand accounts from both the participating air crews and Dutch civilians on the ground. Good site about the humanitarian side of the WW 2.

Royal and Ruling Houses of Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Genealogies.