You are required to BOOK ONLINE in advance of your visit, please see the information below. On behalf of the team here at The National Museum of Computing, trustees, staff, volunteers, supporters and partners, we hope that you are all staying safe and well and we want to let you know we are here for you.
We do ask that you to follow our social media platforms and visit our Website to keep up-to-date with our regular events and updated content. We will continue to add new online events, talks and tours on a weekly basis, bringing to you some of the most amazing experts looking to offer positive energy and engagement.
We do ask that you to follow our social media platforms and visit our Website to keep up-to-date with our regular events and updated content. We will continue to add new online events, talks and tours on a weekly basis, bringing to you some of the most amazing experts looking to offer positive energy and engagement.
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About our Museum
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To bring to life the history and ongoing development of computing for inspiration, research, learning and enjoyment for the benefit of general and specialist publics of all ages. In support of this we acquire, conserve, restore and reconstruct historic computing machinery for preservation, display, demonstration and research.
Museum Fellows
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The individual honorary fellowships recognise outstanding contributions in computing and computing history. The fellowship honours board, in the shape of an oversized punch card, is in the Colossus Gallery. Margaret Sale joined the TNMOC Board in 2011 and has had an association with the museum since its inception.
Days Open
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While our visitor number are increasing, it has not yet reached the stage where we can open on our normal 6 days a week. Please see below for the days we plan to open over the coming few months. It is with regret that we do sometimes have to close additional days where public demand is low to ensure both visitors and staff/volunteers have a worthwhile day.
Guided Tours
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Guided tours last approximately 2 hours and cover the full museum collection from Colossus onward. Much of what is on display is fully working and our guides describe how the computers were used, tell anecdotes about their design and operation, and operate some of the equipment. If you wish to make a booking for a group of 10 or more, please contact operations@tnmoc.org to discuss the possibilities of a private tour.
Accessibility
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We are located in a one story building and have ramps throughout to any raised areas to enable everyone to access all our galleries and displays. We also have one wheelchair on site. Seating is available throughout the museum for those who wish to stagger their visit around the various galleries and displays.
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