Frozen copies of my old websites, rescued from various servers (and in some cases the Wayback Machine) before their hosting disappeared. They are preserved as they were, dead links and all.

The Stangeria (the family web, 1997–2002)

My family’s corner of the early web lived at stange.simplenet.com and on our stange.com subdomains, with my father’s academic pages at Nipissing. The parts that are still alive are reachable through Stangeria Paradoxa, the family portal my brother maintains; the parts that had gone dark are resurrected below from the Wayback Machine.

• Stange Nexus — the frozen family portal itself.
• yellow with a dash of orange and/or eel — my own 1999 homepage, at what was then kate.stange.com.
• Stange’s Gallery — my father’s digital art gallery.
• Stange’s Magic Lantern Theatre
• Stangeria photo albums — including Wild Ride of the St(r)ange Biker Chicks and the North Bay bike trail.
• Jay & Laurie’s Wedding Site (May 17, 1997)
• Oma’s page and a China photo album.
• MathClub — math scavenger hunts.
• Ursula’s pages — my mother’s site, with her Chartism bibliography and an Underground Grammarian archive.
• Ken @ Nipissing — my father’s university pages, 1997 vintage.
• Stange Nexus BBS — the family bulletin board (“Town Hall”), as much of it as the Wayback Machine ever saw.

From the mists of time

• The Akhet-Aten Home Page — my site about Akhenaten, Nefertiti, and the ancient Egyptian city of Akhetaten (Tell el-Amarna), made when I was in high school.
• Swamp Life: The Turtle Soup Web Page — seven social misfits from North Bay, Ontario. Members only.
• A Mathematical Poetry Anthology — poetry collected from fourteen authors, from my graduate school days.

Old blogs and personal pages

• Kate’s Recipe Book — my recipe weblog (2010–2011).
• My photography weblog — approximately a picture-a-day, on some days.
• Kate’s Links — a TiddlyWiki of bookmarks.
• www.katherinestange.com — the old family site menu (bicycling, family, photos, travel).
• Proof of Concept — my old blog for math majors (succeeded by my Substack).

Cycling days

• Bike Racing 101 — an overview of collegiate racing in the ECCC I gave to new members of Brown’s racing team.
• My suggested cycling routes in Rhode Island — includes the famed Jones Boston-Providence Route.
• Beginner Cycling Safety for Group Touring — a minicourse I gave aimed at participants in Bike and Build.

Old course websites

• Introduction to Cryptography and Coding Theory (Math 4440/5440, Fall 2024)
• An Introduction to Number Theory (Math 3110, Spring 2019)
• Introduction to Discrete Math (and Proofs) (Math 2001, Spring 2023)
• Virtual Classroom for Math 3130 — recorded whiteboard lectures for Introduction to Higher Mathematics.
• The Math 152 Weblog (Discrete Mathematics, Harvard, Fall 2008) — a course blog written by my students, still alive in its original habitat on WordPress.