Tribe.net. Local Connections Janet http://computerhistory.tribe.net/thread/3df8fdba-d63b-464e-8725-466675b932a0 2004-09-16T03:00:36Z 2004-09-15T18:11:32Z

<div>A few places to look for information--some of these cover older technology: <br/> <br/>Annals of the History of Computing <br/>www.computer.org/annals <br/>Online version of journal; some articles freely accessible, others require subscription; searchable archives. <br/> <br/>IEEE History Center <br/>http://www.ieee.org/organizations/history_center/online_resources.html <br/>Historical articles and searchable oral history interviews on computing and electrical engineering. <br/> <br/>Charles Babbage Institute <br/>http://www.cbi.umn.edu <br/>Has some exhibits online and oral histories of many Internet pioneers. Mostly modern, but some info about 19th century namesake Charles Babbage. Their physical archive is at the University of Minnesota. <br/> <br/>Computer History Museum <br/>http://www.computerhistory.org <br/>Has some online exhibits starting WWII. Their site in Mountain View, CA has an incredible collection of artifacts. <br/> <br/>Virtual Museum of Computing <br/>http://vmoc.museophile.com <br/>Mostly an extensive collection of links. A bit chaotic,but lots of information from reliable sites. <br/> <br/>Enjoy!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://computerhistory.tribe.net">Computer History Nuts</a> - 1 reply </div>

Janet 2004-09-15T18:11:32Z bdamer http://computerhistory.tribe.net/thread/268eb270-ab39-4b11-89ce-48eab6b7d225 2004-03-09T07:55:43Z 2004-01-10T07:13:13Z

<div>So folks, are there enough people out there for this Tribe?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://computerhistory.tribe.net">Computer History Nuts</a> - 5 replies </div>

bdamer 2004-01-10T07:13:13Z