Living Computer Museum

Paul G. Allen’s Living Computer Museum celebrates the past of computing and brings vintage systems to life.

The museum, which features a rare collection of mainframes and data processors from the early days of computers, is focused on interactive time-sharing systems.

These systems from the 1970s let multiple users work on them at the same time and helped shape the open and accessible informatio...n society of today.

Visitors to the museum will learn the history of the systems, see vintage machines up close, and find out more about our restoration work.

Through the museum website, users can set up a free online account and access old systems.

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