The Internet Archive, also known as the Wayback Machine, regularly indexes websites from around the globe in order to build a digital library of Internet sites. A user searching for a particular site will find snapshots taken at various times since its existence, organized by date. In this way, one can find content that no longer exists on the web preserved in a human readable form.
The Archive is freely accessible by all.
http://archive.org
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