This is what The Barber Shop looked like on December 6, 1998 (a few months after thebarbershop.com was registered as a domain). Kinda crude, but considering it was all raw HTML hard-coded by a self-taught programmer (me), it's really not too bad.
The Barber Shop reconstruction courtesy of The Internet Archive Wayback Machine.
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This is the "home page" for The Barber Shop (http://www.thebarbershop . com), Questions or comments about The Barber Shop? Write me! Copyright 1997 by Barberian Enterprises, Inc. WebMastered by Jim Barber. |
(Note to programming purists — The original page was written in early HTML using lots of "<BIG>" and "<FONT>"commands and other stuff that's no longer recommended. To keep browsers from freaking out, I've updated the page to use modern HTML / CSS, and disabled all the links. Otherwise, I haven't touched it.)