FrontPage System Evidence

_vti_pvt + _vti_cnf + _private recovery

What FrontPage itself proves

The hidden FrontPage records reconcile the old site at the system level. The navigation structure records nine main pages: Home, Places We've Seen, About Us, The Journal, Photo Gallery, Nikole's Page, Zakary's Page, Feedback & Email, and Links.

The metadata page roster contains 54 HTML records. Exactly 53 page bodies survive. The only roster entry without a recovered body is California.htm.

Site creation / synchronization

FrontPage web created: January 5, 2003.

Recorded copy timestamp from agnittisadventure.com: August 26, 2003.

Technology: Microsoft FrontPage 5 / Windows-1252.

Feedback wiring

writeto.cnf records that feedback.htm wrote to _private/feedback.txt. The recovered raw file contains 16 dated submissions from July–December 2002 and is preserved privately in V2.5+.

California 2003 record

Created: December 21, 2002

Last modified / synced: February 10, 2003

Recorded size: 77,894 bytes

Lineage ID: 5D4D29AC-074B-4F62-BAC6-A40706346E84

California later shadows

Additional metadata generations record approximately 77,939 bytes in a 2006-era copy and 77,948 bytes in the 2008 nested mirror. All exact-name hits tested are metadata shadows; no 77 KB body file was present.

California dependencies

The record references California_files/filelist.xml, image001.gif, image002.gif, a mail link, Places We've Seen, and a self-link. Neither the root nor nested California_files folder is accessible in the recovered Drive tree.

To-Do records

FrontPage's active and historical To-Do pages survive, but both contain only empty table templates—no abandoned task or draft entries.

Definitive FrontPage HTML roster

About Us.htm — body recovered

ALABAMA.htm — body recovered

APRIL.htm — body recovered

ARIZONA.htm — body recovered

August.htm — body recovered

California.htm — metadata only; body missing

December.htm — body recovered

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.htm — body recovered

FEBRUARY.htm — body recovered

feedback.htm — body recovered

FLORIDA.htm — body recovered

Georgia.htm — body recovered

IDAHO.htm — body recovered

ILLINOIS.htm — body recovered

index.htm — body recovered

INDIANA.htm — body recovered

January to July.htm — body recovered

January.htm — body recovered

JULY '03.htm — body recovered

July.htm — body recovered

JUNE.htm — body recovered

Links.htm — body recovered

louisiana.htm — body recovered

March.htm — body recovered

MARYLAND 2.htm — body recovered

Maryland.htm — body recovered

Massachusettes.htm — body recovered

massachusetts 2.htm — body recovered

May.htm — body recovered

Minnesota.htm — body recovered

MISSISSIPPI.htm — body recovered

MONTANA.htm — body recovered

New Mexico.htm — body recovered

NEW YORK.htm — body recovered

nikoles_page.htm — body recovered

NORTH CAROLINIA.htm — body recovered

November.htm — body recovered

OCTOBER.htm — body recovered

OHIO.htm — body recovered

OREGON.htm — body recovered

Pennsylvania.htm — body recovered

photo_gallery.htm — body recovered

Places We've Seen.htm — body recovered

September.htm — body recovered

SOUH CAROLINIA 2.htm — body recovered

SOUTH CAROLINIA.htm — body recovered

South Dakota.htm — body recovered

Texas.htm — body recovered

The Journal.htm — body recovered

VIRGINIA.htm — body recovered

Washington.htm — body recovered

Wisconsin.htm — body recovered

Wyoming page.htm — body recovered

zakary's_page.htm — body recovered

Conclusion: California is the lone documented missing HTML body. Its travel narrative is partially recovered independently from September, October and November journal sources in California — Recovered Journal History.