• History of Computing in Ukraine - the International Charity Foundation for History and Development of Computer Science and Technique.
• Bletchley Park, the war-time home of the codebreakers and the site of the development of the Colossus.
• The Association for History and Computing, an organization dedicated to the use of computers in historical research.
  
• The new Computer Museum in Paderborn, Germany.
  
• The Computer History Association of California (CHAC).
  
• The Computer Museum of America
  
• The Museum of HP Calculators.
  
• The 50th Anniversary of the unveiling of ENIAC site. As part of the activities surrounding this event, Prof. Jan van der Speigel led a group creating "ENIAC on a chip".
  
• We are going to be watching carefully for the Museum of Classic Computers page currently under construction in Japan.
  
• The COMPUTER CONSERVATION SOCIETY of the British Computer Society. The British Computer Conservation Society also has an ftp site which is very interesting.
  
• The Science Museum, Kensington, UK.
  
• The home page of Hal Layer, San Francisco State University, contains links to his collection of classic computers, classic video games, and landmark calculators, updated continually. Hal calls this the "Mind Machine Web Museum". (this has two links on this page -- as a museum and as an archive).
• There is also a web page for Calculating Machines by Erez Kaplan.
  
• A Virtual Museum of Computing with an emphasis on the history of computing in Great Britain (basically a large collection of links similar to this page) is maintained by Johnathon Bowen, Reading University.
  
• A searchable, browsable, Virtual Museum of Computing was built by students at Virginia Tech in Spring 1996. We anticipate moving this site to another machine over the summer of 1996.
  
• The HP Museum.
  
• The timeline from the Microsoft Museum.

Last updated 99/11/02
© J.A.N. Lee, 1998, 1999.