Computer History Museum
History Museum
About
The Computer History Museum offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of computing, from early mechanical calculators to iconic Apple products and the rise of the Internet. Exhibits include rare artifacts like the IBM 1401 and the Babbage Difference Engine, with interactive displays that engage and inform.
Ideal for business groups interested in technology’s impact, the museum provides a thoughtful, spacious setting to explore innovation’s milestones. It’s a distinctive venue for events that value education, inspiration, and a connection to the digital age’s roots.
Best for
- Tech-focused executive offsites
- Client entertaining with a tech edge
- Interactive team learning experiences
Standout features
Exhibits
Comprehensive computing history collection
A near-encyclopedic range of artifacts from early mechanical calculators to iconic personal computers like the Apple I and IBM 1401. Exhibits cover hardware, software, and social impact with rare and authentic items.
Special Exhibit
Apple@50 retrospective
A dedicated exhibit celebrating 50 years of Apple with rare prototypes including the Apple I, Lisa, and early iPods. Runs through September 2026, offering exclusive interviews and digital stories.
Atmosphere
Spacious, well-curated layout
The museum’s layout allows guests to explore at a thoughtful pace with space to read and reflect, avoiding a rushed experience despite the dense, text-rich exhibits.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday10am – 5pm
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10am – 5pm
Thursday10am – 5pm
Friday10am – 5pm
Saturday10am – 5pm