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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Lee Felsenstein kneeling
Still image, 1961
102702651
Micro Expander photo
Still image, 1980
102702642
Community Memory terminal with user
Still image, 1978
102702660
Homebrew Computer Club meeting photograph
Still image, 1978
102702619
Micro Expander promotional photo
Still image, 1980
102702638
Micro Expander promotional photo
Still image, 1980
102702637
Lee Felsenstein standing in front of "AUTOCOM" display with host on WCAU-TV "Expression" program
Still image, 1962
102702654
Lee Felsenstein, Resource One
Still image, 1972
102702628
Processor Technology Corporation. Left to right, Gary Ingram, Bob Marsh and Steve Dompier standing in front of a SOL-20
Still image, 1977-07
102702647
Lee Felsenstein standing in optometry lab at UC Berkeley with keratometer
Still image, 1966
102702653
Lee Felsenstein, Resource One
Still image, 1972
102702627
Micro Expander photo
Still image, 1980
102702639
Micro Expander photo
Still image, 1980
102702641
Adam Osborne and Lee Felsenstein in Japan
Still image, 1982-1983 ca.
102702646
Lee Felsenstein, Resource One
Still image, 1972
102702626
Micro Expander photo
Still image, 1980
102702640
Lee Felsenstein with bullhorn he designed
Still image, 1969
102702645
Lee Felsenstein seated in optometry lab at UC Berkeley with keratometer
Still image, 1966
102702652
Community Memory group shot
Still image, 1977
102702613
Marty Spergel and Lee Felsenstein, VDM-1 debut, Lawrence Hall of Science
Still image, 1975
102702644