Public Institution

Bletchley Park, the UK heritage site and museum where WWII codebreakers including Alan Turing worked to decrypt Enigma and Lorenz cipher machines.

ENIAC Museum online resource dedicated to the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer, the first general-purpose electronic digital computer, built at the University of Pennsylvania.

Russian Virtual Computer Museum, a comprehensive online museum documenting the history of computing in Russia and the Soviet Union with extensive virtual exhibits.

Science Museum in London, UK - one of the world's foremost science museums with landmark computing exhibits including Babbage's Difference Engine and early electronic computers.

Deutsches Museum in Munich, Germany - one of the world's largest science and technology museums, with significant computing and telecommunications exhibits.

Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California - the world's leading institution dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of computing and its impact on society.

ACM History Committee site documenting the history of the Association for Computing Machinery, including awards, SIG histories, and oral history interviews.

Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, UK - a hands-on museum and educational center with exhibits spanning the history of personal and home computing.

California Digital Library finding aid for the Apple Computer Records at Stanford University, documenting Apple's corporate history from 1977-1998.

Chip History Center documenting the evolution of integrated circuits and semiconductor technology, with archived videos and documentation from the industry's formative decades.