Where is the Apache server folder

I don't know if this is the right place to ask this question, but I"ve been on this forum for nearly and hour just LOOKING for a button that lets me post my question. I got so frustrated I actually phoned the Mac Help Linel to ask them, but they didn't know either. I looked in the forum help section but it didn't help either.
Anyway, it sounds so obvious I'm almost embarrased to ask: Where Is The Folder in which you put your Index.html file to replace the generic Apache start page which is what you see when you try to access your own computer on the web?
This question seems so blindingly obvious it makes me feel like there's something wrong with me. Perhaps I'm intellectually challenged or maybe I'm getting an early case of Alhzeimer's or Apple has a sweetheart deal with the makers of Prozac.
If anybody replies, please restrict your answers to normal plain-language English, without abbreviations. Please reply in full sentences, and assume no prior knowledge of anything beyond about Grade 3.
PowerBook G5 Mac OS X (10.4.7) also Ibook & Powermac G5

> Where Is The Folder in which you put your Index.html file to replace the generic Apache start page
/Library/WebServer/Documents
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