The goal behind the 1984 BBS is to build a community of like minded vintage computer enthusiasts who have similar goals in common and desire to leverage modern communication protocols on vintage equipment. Imagine vintage computers abilities to reach modern sites. It’s possible, let’s build it!

Disappeared fifteen years ago, now resurrected. Multi-user, eXpress Message live chat. Retro-computing focus.  Now with dialup access as well!

Atari 8-bit Other 8-bits The 80s

The Basement BBS was originally online from 1986 – 1998. The version that you can now telnet to was pieced together with backup floppy disks from 1990-1993. The BBS includes restored messages/message bases from 1990-1993, some restored file sections, 21 online games, and lots of customization. For best results, log in with an Atari 8-bit […]

RA 2.52 + Several doors online Ran from 1998-2000 Put back online in 2015.

Bit Sunrise – A Hollywood, CA BBS. WHQ to Black Country Rock, a multi-format media group. Creators of the BCR Games Server and new, expansive multi-player door games. AMiSH CA HQ, Blocktronics Distribution Board, Razor 1911 Memorial Board. Creative home to “From Here to Eternity” and “FREEDOM TRAIN” both available on the BCR Games Server. […]

Borderline BBS was brought online in January 2014 as a dial-up only BBS. Telnet-accessibility has been added, making it the first BBS running on a C64 with a “hybrid setup” allowing both dial-up and Telnet calls. Running on AA BBS v11.6b on a Commodore 64c with 3 floppy drives. This is a truly authentic Commodore […]

On February 16, 1978, Ward Christensen founded the Computerized Bulletin Board System, the first dial-up bulletin board system ever brought online, as a program to allow Christensen and other hobbyists in Chicago to exchange information. CBBS/NV is running CBBS 3.6.2, dated 09/24/83, on AltairZ80.

Cottonwood BBS is running on a Commodore 64 computer at 2400 baud. Message boards, file transfers, online games, and more!

Welcome to The Curse of Fenric BBS, this is a resurrection of a Renegade board that I ran in the early 90s that grew from a Maximus board I ran in the late 80s. I’m hoping it will be a blast from the past to all the older users out there and a glimpse into […]

Dial-Up Nights is a new dial-up only bulletin board, running Max’s BBS on native Amiga NG hardware. The ‘beta’ version of the board is open 9pm – 6 am UK time, 7 days a week (with an increase to 24/7, depending on demand.) Supporting Acorn, RISC OS, Commodore, Amiga and others. NoSurf support board.

Online since 1992, and still dialup (56k!) as well as telnet. EOTD BBS has been a big part of the 303 BBS scene for over 15 years. Worldgroup with Worldlink, forums, retro file libraries, and door games such as LORD and TW2002.

This is an Amiga BBS running on an Amiga 4000D with 4.0GB of online storage. The board offers Pfiles/Doors (Online Games), BBSLink Games (Multiplayer Games). We also offer a message base and file section. The Board is up 24/7 via telnet heightsbbs.heightspc.net 6860, dial-up modem toll free 800-258-4660, Local 520-303-7894 or via your favorite web […]

The KEEP BBS has been online and operational since 1983, now we are a 32-channel MULTI-USER Worldgroup 3.13 system. The KEEP is still here. And we will endeavor to remain here for you, regardless of what new trends the Internet may follow.

Wildcat! 4 board running on a IBM PS/2 Model 70, 30MB of roaring HDD space for all your file transfer needs! Set up as a hobby system and decided to run it 24/7 in this capacity.

MMN is an online BBS running in Toronto since 1996, just before the internet  became massive, we currently offer free email, USENET, file downloads and  external IRC, FTP and Telnet to our verified users. Modem access is limited to 2400 baud since that seems to be the limit of Vonage’s fax line service.

Particles! BBS is a retro-themed BBS, running on retro-themed hardware.  However, when we started in 1992, we weren’t retro… the world has just started catching up to us now 🙂  We’re running on a Commodore 128D, with 640K of RAM (which should be enough for anyone….).  Also: 50,000+ Commodore 64, 128, CP/M, Vic-20, Plus/4 files […]

PhreakNet is the premiere BBS for phreaks and telephone collectors everywhere. Chat, messaging, games, and exclusive file access available through the BBS. Dial in at (406) 957-1741!

  Member of ArakNet and ACIS. Longest active C-Net BBS! AmigaNet, ArakNet, CommodoreNet, FidoNet, RetroNet & SciNet Full Networks. Over 100 new and classic on-line games! BETA tester for C-Net and Dotoran files! Host for Phenom Production Files! Telnet://rof.cnetbbs.net:2300 Dial-Up: 414-304-5588 Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/groups/rofbbs    

We believe that BBS DOOR GAMES can only be played one way, by dialing into a BBS! Retrodome is a colorful ANSI menu BBS loaded with Door Games. It’s a fun and functional trip down memory lane, enjoy!

On line as a general BBS since 1994. Telnetable since 1999. Dialable since the start. Family safe. FidoNet (1:396/45). Running on eCS2 (OS/2).Internet Access to everyone including those who dial-in (outbound telnet, text mode web browser, etc.) This is a free BBS – no subscription of any kind. Games including TradeWars and others also available […]

Xanadu is a general public board for those interested in all varieties of BBS related activites. We have a large base of available files, FIDO news, various mail networks and a large variety of doors. In particular we provide a number of InterBBS BRE and FE leagues with boards from across the world.