This is a color image of Harry Huskey sitting at the console of the SWAC computer. He is facing towards the left side of the image and away from the camera. He is dressed in a suit and tie and has his right hand on the console and his left hand is holding an open binder with notes. The main computer in front of him is labeled "NBS Western Automatic Computer".
This is a black and white image of the SWAC computer and main console. The image was taken with overhead lights off to highlight theconsole lights. The mainframe is backlit to provide contrast with the Williams tubes in center of mainframe.
B&W image of building of the SWAC Mainframe. Four men are in the picture, (L-R) Harry Larson, Harry Huskey, Sidney Green, David Rutland. Verso in Ink: " SWAC 1949 Building SWAC Mainframe Arithmetic chassis on cart in foreground" Verso black stamp: " Photography Ray Wright Chapmasn 5-2965 1361 East Colorado Blvd. Glendale 5, California Neg #"
This is a color image of the Bendix G-15 computer on display in a museum. The system includes reel to reel tape machine, typewriter console, and the G-15 computer. Light is coming from overhead and from the flash of the camera. The wall display reads "Foundations The Business of Computers".
This is a color image of Harry Huskey wearing black glasses, a coat and tie, and smiling in front of the camera. The background is mainly dark with a painting and sofa behind him. Light is coming from the direction of the camera.
This is a black and white image of three tube plug ins for the SWAC computer and a circuit board with transistors against a grayish white background. Written on verso side of image in pencil is "plug ins".
This is a black and white image of a chassis with tubes and transistors against a white background. In front of the chassis is a 12 in. ruler with metric scale. Written on the left side of the image is "#2-B".
This is a black and white image showing the rear view of a chassis with tubes and transistors against a white background. In the foreground is a 12 in. ruler with metric scale. Written on the left side of the image is "#1-B".
This is a black and white image of a chassis with tubes and transistors against a white background. In the foreground is a 12 in. ruler with metric scale. Written on the left side of the image is "#1-B".
This is a black and white image of a chassis with tubes and transistors against a white background. In the foreground is a 12 in. ruler with metric scale. Written on the left side of the image is "#1-A".
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey sitting down in front of the SWAC computer console. This is a left side profile image of him wearing glasses, suite, and tie, and reading a notebook while his right hand is hitting a button on the console. The SWAC console has rows of lights and buttons along with two oscilloscope screens and meter dials. Light is coming from the direction of the camera. Written on verso side of image in blue pen is "UCLA".
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey sitting down in front of the SWAC computer console. It is a left side profile shot of him wearing glasses, suite, and tie, and is holding a binder while his right hand is hitting a button on the console. The SWAC console has rows of lights and buttons along with two oscilloscope screens and meter dials. In the background is the main computer that is labeled "NBS Western Automatic Computer". Light is coming from the direction of the camera. Written on verso side of image in pencil is "SWAC and H.D. Huskey 1950" as well as "1" which is circled. There is also a stamp with reddish pink letter "20958" and "3" on verso side of image.
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey, dressed in a coat and tie, in front of the SWAC core computer holding one of the internal modules. Light is coming from overhead and from the left side of the image. Written on the white piece of paper that is attached to the image in black ink is "17".
This is a black and white image of the SWAC computer and main console. The SWAC computer is labeled "NBS Western Automatic Computer". An IBM input machine and magnetic drum memory unit is on the left. Light is coming from overhead. Typed in text on verso side on the red border label is "FIG. 1 THE SWAC SYSTEM The SWAC computer and console center right. IBM input equipment and magnetic drum memory unit extreme left.". Also written in black pen on label is "1953". There is a "2" written in pencil and circled on verso side of image.
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey, 2nd from left in image and in a coat and tie, watching the construction of the SWAC computer. The three men nearest to Harry Huskey, from left to right, Harry Larson, Sidney Green, and David Rutland. There is another unidentified man in the background at the chalkboard facing away from the camera. The arithmetic chassis is on a cart in the foreground. Light is coming from overhead.
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey, wearing a coat and tie, sitting in front of his desk talking on the phone while reading notes. His desk is furnished with stapler, calender, name plate, intercom, and pen. There are some papers on his desk as well. Light is coming from overhead. Written on the white paper that is attached to the image is "14" in black pen. "UCLA" is written on the back of the photograph.
This is a black and white image of three women sitting in front of a computer and assorted equipment. All three woman are wearing dresses and staring at the camera. Light is coming from overhead. Written on verso side of image is "UCLA".
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey, wearing glasses, suit, and tie, smiling in front of the camera. This is an outdoor shot with the light coming from the sun from the right side of the image. Written on the white piece of paper in pencil in the upper left corner is "HDH56" and in black pen on the right edge is "7."
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey against a white background wearing glasses, suit, and tie. He is smiling and facing the camera. Written on the white piece of paper on the right side is "19".
This is a black and white image of Harry Huskey, wearing a glasses, suit, and tie, smiling in front of the camera against a white background. Written on the attached white paper is "22" and "21" is crossed off.