This page contains hyperlinks to snapshots of old versions of websites that are preserved archive.org's Wayback Machine. Occasionally, images on these archived sites will be missing, but they are linked to to give a general idea of the sites as they appeared at or near the time concerned, providing a nostalgic trip down memory lane for Avengers fans.

March 2004	Avengers Mailing List @ Suburbia	International
	Mark Dorset email mailing list for Avengers discussions is moved to a slightly different address at Suburbia. In its final years before it closed it was administered by Howard H. Hayden.
	URL:  http://suburbia.com.au/mailman/listinfo/avengers View archived site
29th March 2004	The Avengers.TV International Forum	International
	David K. Smith prepares to move TheAvengers.TV to a new host which offers more space and bandwidth for less money. As the site's forum is to be relaunched, partly to combat an increasing number of spam attacks, the old forum is taken down and replaced by a notice promising a new, improved forum soon. The new forum software is again being custom built built by David in association with his colleagues. Although not planned to be so, the forum proves to be unavailable for three months.
	URL: http://theavengers.tv/forum/messages.asp View archived forum
20th April 2004	TheAvengers.TV	International
	TheAvengers.TV relaunches on the new host (the domain name remains unchanged), complete with a beautiful new gateway page designed by Carlos Pagés of Los Vengadores. All of the sites on TheAvengers.TV now have their own discrete sub-domains and everyone has to update their favourites!
	URL: http://theavengers.tv/ View archived site
20th April 2004	Definitive Diana Rigg — TheAvengers.TV	United Kingdom
	Liz Eggleston's The Emma Peel Homepage, originally launched in 2001, joins TheAvengers.TV and is revamped as Definitive Diana Rigg (DDR — Dame Diana Rigg, geddit?).
	URL: http://ddr.theavengers.tv/ View archived site
24th June 2004	The Avengers.TV International Forum	International
	The new TheAvengers.TV International Forum is finally launched after three months. The return is some two months after the planned relaunch date, due to real life pressures. However, the revamped forum boasts greatly improved functionality and quickly gets up a head of steam.
	URL: http://forum.theavengers.tv/index.asp View archived forum
July 2004	Emma Peel	United States of America
	The Emma Peel website, originally launched in 1998, moves to new webspace. The content of the site is much the same as before, but you can while away the hours playing with the Emma Peel Cube!
	URL: www.agiev.com/movingemma/index.html View archived site
September 2004	(The Avengers TV)	Japan
	The very first Avengers website from Japan! The site includes an episode guide plus details of American DVD and VHS releases, plus other merchandise. The site, despite its name, is not affiliated with TheAvengers.TV.
	URL: http://avengerstv.seesaa.net/ View archived site
October 2004	The Avengers Artland	United Kingdom
	Ian Duerden visually striking website, The Avengers Artland, is moved to a new web host and a domain carrying the name of its webmaster. This is one of two versions of Ian's site remaining on the web today. In recent years the site at this particular address has been rebranded Ian Charles Duerden Artland while the one at TheAvengers.TV retains its original name.
	URL: http://ianduerden.com/ No archive available
December 2004	Purrr: The Avengers — De Wrekers	Belgium
	Patrick Van de Weghe moves his Avengers website Purrr: The Avengers — De Wrekers to its new, permanent webspace.
	URL: http://home.scarlet.be/~pvandew1/inhoud.htm View archived site

Researched and compiled by Alan Hayes and Denis Kirsanov

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