Housed in the System Source office, this museum contains a vast collection of computing equipment from the ancient and modern world. They are all organized through an array of thoughtful exhibits that also include interactive examples. 

Visitors to the museum learn about the early days of computing and automation. Exhibits include a replica of an Apple I, information on how heavy the aluminum cover of a Cray supercomputer is, and several computing instruments from the past such as Napier’s Bones and an Antikythera mechanism. The displays are crafted so that all visitors can garner a better understanding of the advancements of computing technology. 

If you’re a tech enthusiast that wants to learn more about the history of computing, or have a strong desire to stroll down memory lane, this is the place for you.