The DigiBarn

[Erik]

The DigiBarn (http://www.digibarn.com) is a computer museum with a vast array of small computers (and some not so small computers) housed in an actual Barn in the Santa Cruz mountains.

Their website is a great place to go for information relating to the barn and it's artifacts as well as for an ever growing amount of information on the history of computing.

Erik

[Jon Jarmon]

Thanks Eric .That is how I found your forum.
I loved the story on Daniel Kottke at the Digibarn
I wish that I could meet him in person someday

[Bdamer]

Thanks for the plug Erik! We have a link exchange at:
http://www.digibarn.com/links/index.html
and would be happy to add any of your resources!

Best way to contact me is via our web form at:
http://www.digibarn.com/forms/comment.html

Bruce

[CP/M User]

"Erik" wrote in message:

> http://www.digibarn.com is a computer museum
> with a vast array of small computers (and some
> not so small computers) housed in an actual
> Barn in the Santa Cruz mountains.

Looks like they could do with some machines from
the UK! :-) Would folks in America be interested in
machines like the Amstrad or does obtaining those
sorts of machines provide a little tricky. On top of
that the machine require 240v, so I suppose it's
the expense of it all.

> Their website is a great place to go for
> information relating to the barn and it's artifacts
> as well as for an ever growing amount of
> information on the history of computing.

It still is an interesting site! Finding it was
very good.

Cheers.