Computer Museums

• Recreation: Collecting: Computers 
• Computers: History 

• American Computer Museum  - Presents history and information of computers and age exhibits. Includes collection photographs.
• American University Computing History Museum  - Facilitates computing and support awareness to teachers in the related fields. Includes contact information.
• Atari Museum  - Compiles Atari artifacts and games, details computer systems, and lists archived documents and materials. Includes reference listings.
• Bletchley Park Center  - Provides information on the technology used to break the enigma code. Includes event schedule, conferences details and online shop inventory.
• Computer History Museum  - Documents and preserves the information related to the information revolution and its impact on society.
• Digibarn Computer Museum  - Presents collections, stories, and events regarding computer technologies and graphical user interface.
• Greater Pittsburgh Vintage Computer Museum  - Presents old computers, peripherals, user's manuals, magazines, software, books, and old advertisements.
• Home Computer Museum  - Pools in photographic collections of European and International home computers. Includes articles and resource listings.
• HP Computer Museum  - Features a collection of early Hewlett-Packard computers, software, technical manuals and marketing materials from as early as 1966.
• Old Computers Museum  - View magazines, forums, collection details, historical backgrounds, and museum exhibits for old computers and technologies.
• Pelikonepeijoonit  - Presents arctic computer and console museum collections, articles, and message boards. Includes news and resource listings.
• The ReBirth Museum  - Discusses the software which revolutionized computer software simulation. Includes freeware file downloads, historical background, and support group details.
• Rhode Island Computer Museum  - Provides collection details, project listings, membership information, and event schedules.
• The Symbolics Lisp Machine Museum  - Collates information, pictures, descriptions, technical details, and listings to various old computers. Includes contact information.
• Time-Warp  - Archive of technological advances from 1900 to the present. Features calculating machines, radio, audio equipment, telephones, and computers.