Great Computing Museums of the World, Part Two

Unit from Leo 1, 1951: The first business computer used by the Lyons teashops. Credit: The Science Museum in London

William Aspray

May 1, 2010

The second of a two-part series highlighting several of the world's museums dedicated to preserving, exhibiting, and elucidating computing history.

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