Early Tech History Spots
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ENIAC programmers - among the first computer programmers
At the Moore School in 1945–1946 six women (Kay McNulty, Betty Jennings, Betty Snyder, Marlyn Wescoff, Frances Bilas, and Ruth Lichterman) were hired to operate and program ENIAC;…
Institute of Texan Cultures - HemisFair '68 technology and industry exhibits
The Institute of Texan Cultures opened in 1968 as the Texas Pavilion for HemisFair '68 and hosted exhibits highlighting Texas industry, engineering, and technological developments…
Living Computers: Museum + Labs (Paul Allen collection of historic machines)
Living Computers: Museum + Labs was founded by Paul G. Allen in Seattle to preserve and operate historic computer systems and interactive exhibits demonstrating early computing ha…
National Museum of American History – Information Age artifacts
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History holds components of ENIAC, the electronic general-purpose computer developed at the University of Pennsylvania, and an Apple-…