I currently run the Pinball Pasture in my spare time, if I ever have any. Unfortunately that means the site doesn't get updated very often . . . Thanks to all of those who helped. In no particular order, Michael Sands, Erik Wesselak, Louis Koziarz, Dave Stewart, Dave Tong, Chad Dresbach, Scott Tiesma, Daina Petit, Chick Canterbury, Frank Laughlin, Dusty Hull, Bill Ung and whoever else I forgot. Yeah, like every other web site, the Pasture has a couple of icons from web site reviewers.
Pinball is elevated almost to the level of an art here.
Animated illustrations show you some of the more important moves of pinball. An extensive database with a search engine gives you dry data on pinball machines manufactured since the turn of the century. Other resources include a bibliography, glossary, travel guide to the best places to play pinball, and a large collection of pinball-related links. This is a bland-looking but very logically organized place to bounce around. The Pinball Pasture Extensive database containing links and including machines over 100 years old.