From magnetic tape and rare film to lab notebooks and business plans to early mainframes and source code, our collection is as diverse as the history of computing. It is a rich resource for everyone, comprising historical objects, documents, software titles, ephemera, and photographs and moving images.
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Catalog contains over 150,481 records.
Office of Development records
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Document, 1974-1975
102750016
Guide to the Gordon Bell Collection of DEC Documents
Computer History Museum
Document, 1960-2017; bulk 1963-1998
102804238
Multistable circuit
Document, 1966
102630356
Japan to Australia notes, letters, diary
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Document, 1978-08
102630375
Toward a History of (Personal) Workstations, keynote address by Gordon Bell
Moving Image
179.87_2
Bell_Newell- Computers by Word Size
McGraw-Hill Book Company
Document, 1971
102633336
Trilogy Systems
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Document, 1983
102750015
My Life Bits, lecture by Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell
Xerox PARC
Moving Image, 2004-02-19
102703063
PDP-6 with Gordon Bell and Arthur Hall
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Still image, 1964-02-26
102753498
Computer Museum Opening, lecture by Gordon Bell and Maurice Wilkes
Computer History Museum
Moving Image, 1979-09-24
102695240
PDP-6 with Gordon Bell and D. Wood
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Still image, 1964-02-26
102753497
Word processing - Gordon Bell working in his home
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Still image, 1978-06
102763960
My Life Bits, lecture by Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell
Xerox PARC
Moving Image, 2004-02-19
102703062
Congeries on the computer-in-the-home market
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Document, 1969-12-11
102630372
Packaging, a recurring, recursive problem
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Document, 1976
102630377
Multimax Technical Summary
Encore Computer Corporation
Document, 1986
102618183
Correspondence and memoranda from 1979-1983
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
Document, 1979-1983
102750050
How things really work: two inventors on innovation
University Video Communications
Moving image, 1992-07
102706515
Chip Wars: Handicapping the Six Leading Microprocessors
Decision Resources, Inc.
Document, 1993
102799128
Gordon's personal view of the early days of Digital : DECWORLD, 16 June 2001
Document, 2001-06-16
102630373