650 Area Code BBSes Through History

MAP OF THE 650 AREA CODE
650-342-7047
BURLINGAME, CA
Tangent Computer, Tangent Support Services, Tangent Tech Support
(1994-1997)
Mike Exner
650-349-6576
SAN MATEO, CA
CHARISMA BBS, Charisma PCB SmartNet, Charisma,dB3, Hints BBS , The CHARISMA BBS
(1986-2004)
Tom SweglesPCBoard, PCBoard
650-364-2991
REDWOOD CITY, CA
EMPiRE 2991
(1982-1997)
Kevin La Barre
650-365-4194
REDWOOD CITY, CA
Nwonknu Hq, Redwood City Hub
(1993-1997)
Ken Humrich
650-566-0151
Palo Alto, Ca
Olympus Hermes II Project
(1998-2001)
MichaelAlyn Miller, Michael Miller
650-572-6596
SAN MATEO, CA
Pacific SunStone
(1995-1997)
Larry McGee
650-572-8219
SAN MATEO, CA
Hints BBS, KAYFUN HINTS BBS
(1991-2000)
Ernest HintzPCBoard
650-572-9677
SAN MATEO, CA
HTG/Outreach
(1990-1997)
Allan Hurst
650-574-7914
SAN MATEO, CA
BAVUG, PRA
(1986-1997)
Franz Hirner
650-592-8520
San Mateo, CA
Kewl BBS, Kewl! BBS
(1994-2004)
Mike Russell, SquelchWorldgroup, MajorBBS
"Kewl! BBS is still in operation and alive and busy to this day! Featuring MajorMUD and online chat telnet in at kewl.net" - Mike Russell
650-627-9050
SAN MATEO, CA
Mystic Rhythms BBS
(1999)
Rob Clevenger
650-637-0512
SAN CARLOS, CA
Russian Heart, SF Peninsula Net
(1982-1997)
Richard Coatney
650-637-1714
SAN CARLOS, CA
Krelailia
(1995-1997)
Chris Palmer
650-756-6238
COLMA, CA
Back Door, Backdoor, The Back Door
(1991-2001)
Ken Braun, Sysop
650-857-1209
PALO ALTO, CA
Dehnbase, Dehnbase Rainbow, DehnbaseRainbw, SF Peninsula Net
(1993-1997)
Joe DehnOpus
650-872-0242
SAN BRUNO, CA
Greater SF Bay Net, Net125 UUCP Gate, SF1 and South, Sherman's Shelter BBS
(1993-2000)
Dan Sherman
650-952-3231
SAN BRUNO, CA
The Floor Show
(1995-1999)
TriBBS
650-967-5720
Mountain View, CA
Slasher's Slave Pit
(1985)
Slasher, Otto MaddoxModified PC FoRuM
"Started on Atari 400 with 1 floppy disk drive. Eventually upgraded to Atari 800 and 2 floppy disk drives. Used MPP 300 baud modem. Traded Atari games and ASCII text files. Shutdown and moved data to Ottoman Empire BBS down the street in Mountain View." - Slasher
650-967-6969
Mountain View, CA,
Trex, Trex II, Trexx II
(1987-2003)
BretteCustom
"Trex as well as Trex2 was one of the most popular systems in the bay area. At its peak we had abuot 40 lines coming in. We evolved using the same interface but added access from the internet when we ported to unix. You can see some history at the associated website: http://www.trex.org. Come take a look. This was primarily a chat board with an amazing userbase from all walks of life and all interests. It was designed to not let anyone hide, not to let somone block another, etc. It was a dynamic place that managed to bring together people that otherwise would never have gotten along. Of course, first IRC then web-based distractions and the internet in general reduced the masses a great deal, but still there is a small needy group that grew up and might otherwise not know what to do if trex went away." - Brette
650-968-0542
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA
The PlayGround
(1998-1999)
TriBBS
650-969-1634
Mountain View, CA
Ottoman Empire
(1985-1987)
Otto Maddox
"Ran on an Atari 800 with 4 - 88k floppy drives and an MPP 300 baud modem that connected through the joystick port. Eventually upgraded to 1200 and the poor Atari could barely keep up." - Otto Maddox
19 Sysops currently listed.
21 BBSes Listed.