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The Internet Archive is a big digital library.

Internet Archive logo and wordmark
Internet Archive logo and wordmark

A man named Brewster Kahle started it in 1996. It saves many things for us to see. It keeps music and movies on computers.

A Real Page-Turner
A Real Page-Turner

It also saves old websites. One tool is called the Wayback Machine. It lets you see how websites looked long ago.

Wayback Machine logo 2010
Wayback Machine logo 2010

This helps people learn about the past. It is a great place to explore.

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