Preserving Computing History for Future Generations
2025
A Journey Through Computing History
The Interim Computer Museum is dedicated to preserving, restoring, and showcasing historic computing hardware and software. Located in a physical space that brings computing heritage to life, the museum serves as both an educational resource and a living archive.
Where the past shapes the future of computing
Museum established with initial collection of vintage computers
Acquired significant artifacts from the personal computing era
Opened doors to visitors and researchers
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Explore Computing Artifacts Across Decades
Foundational machines from the 1950s-1970s that defined enterprise computing
Revolutionary desktop machines from Apple, IBM, Commodore, and more
UNIX workstations and minicomputers that bridged the gap
Classic game consoles and early arcade systems
Evolution from punch cards to magnetic tape to floppy disks
Preserved operating systems, applications, and source code
Visit us at icm.museum to explore computing history