each website listed here provides much, if not all, of its content for free

• general

• Fandom (a wiki for every fandom)


• The Library of Congress (massive archive of many types of media)


• MasterWiki (MasterClass content presented in a WikiHow format)


• My Retro TVs (retro television emulator)


• Priyom (numbers stations info)


• solitr.com (browser-based solitaire, spider, mahjong, and sudoku)


• SuperCook (recipes in reverse)


• The Video Game Museum (collection of video game info and screenshots)


• word.golf (browser-based word relation game)

• outdoors & travel

• Atlas Obscura (unique places and foods from around the world)


• Bass Resource (bass fishing info)


• Roadside America (cool places in North America)


• Take Me Fishing (fishing licenses and more)


• Wikivoyage (worldwide travel guide)

• religious

• Catholic Answers (Catholic apologetics)


• USCCB (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)

• visual art

• AutoDraw (converts rough sketches to clean .pngs)


• CARI Index of Aesthetics (the title says it best)


• Enchanted Learning (visual dictionary and more)


• GifCities (thousands of .gifs from the Internet Archive)


• GUIdebook (archive of graphical user interfaces)

• music

• AutoChords ( )


• Citizen DJ (browser-based beat machine with public-domain samples)


• Music Theory (music theory info)


• Musicmap (visual guide through music genres)


• Online Sequencer (browser-based music sequencer)


• Radio Garden (worldwide radio)


• Radiooooo (international hits from any decade)

• tech

• Information Mesh (timeline of web history)


• The Malware Museum (harmlessly emulates viruses in-browser)


• NeoCities (where we are now)


• The World Wide Web Project (the first website)