Computer Museum of America
In the past half century, computing has grown from a few gadgets to an almost universal extension of human life. Yet while computing has become commonplace, the history of its innovation is being lost every day, as ‘old’ technology is discarded, recycled or consigned to the landfill.
The Computer Museum of America (CMoA), located in a suburb of Atlanta, GA, was created to preserve this history, and educate visitors on the past and future of computing, empowering the innovators of tomorrow.
Punchcard Demo
Computer Museum of America has many unique exhibits and on select dates there is a demo of an IBM 029 punchcard machine! Museum visitors can type out a souvenir punchcard on a working IBM 029 machine that was originally released in 1964! Free with museum admission.
Exhibit...Tech Tales: Storytime for Young Explorers
Tech Tales: Storytime for Young Explorers
Tech Tales: Storytime for Young Explorers
In celebration of World Brain Day this week, CMoA will be reading "What Do You Do With an Idea?" by Kobi Yamada & "Albert Einstein" by Jane Kent.
Visit CMoA in Roswell as we celebrate Brain Day! We will learn the importance of using our brain to come up with an idea and le...Punchcard Demo
See a demo of an IBM punchcard machine! Museum visitors can type out a souvenir punchcard on our working IBM machine. Free with museum admission.
Tech Tales - Storytime for Young Explorers
Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly
Friday July 17, 1 - 2 PM
Come join us at the Computer Museum of America in Roswell as we celebrate the anniversary of the moon landing and some of the minds who made it happen! 'Hidden Figures' tells the story of four magnificent Af...Summer Saturdays
Saturday: 10am-5pm
Sunday: noon-5pm
