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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PASCAL : user manual and report
Springer-Verlag
Document, 1975
102676428
Euler: A generalization of ALGOL and its formal definition
Stanford University
Document, 1965
102679543
Design notes and program listing for implementation of Euler programming language (Niklaus Wirth)
Rice University
Document, ca. 1969
102726239
A contribution to the development of ALGOL
Stanford University
Document, 1966
102679284
The personal computer Lilith
Document, 1983
X2749.2004
Modula-2 t-shirt
Physical object
102682611
Computer History Museum Fellow Awards 2004 Video Collection
Computer History Museum
Moving Image, 2004-10-19
102705912
Modula button
Badge-A-Minit
Physical object
102656071
Early Computer Mouse Encounters, lecture by Daniel Borel et al.
Xerox PARC
Moving image, 2001-10-17
102695066
Early Computer Mouse Encounters, lecture by Daniel Borel et al.
Xerox PARC
Moving image, 2001-10-17
102622126
Early computer mouse encounters
Computer History Museum
Still Image, 2001-10-17
102667668
Early Computer Mouse Encounters, lecture by Daniel Borel et al.
Xerox PARC
Moving image, 2001-10-17
102622129
The World of Objects
Borland International
Moving Image, 1991
102695201
The World of Objects
Borland International
Moving Image, 1991
102651323
HP - 2640C (CRYILLIC) CRT terminal
Hewlett-Packard Company (HP)
Still Image
102704286
Computer History Museum 2004 Fellow Awards Dinner and Ceremony
Computer History Museum
Moving image, 2004-10-19
102656925
Computer Language Ephemera - T-shirts and Buttons
Still Image
102680043
Lilith
ETH, Zurich
Physical object, 1981
X1051.91
Computer History Museum 2004 fellow awards
Computer History Museum
Still Image
102667603
2004 Fellow Award
Computer History Museum
Physical object, 2004
102690101