THE CENTER FOR COMPUTING HISTORY
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The Computer History Center is a hands-on digital exhibition of computers and entertainment consoles from the early 1960s. CCH has an internationally famous collection of around 24,000 items in total, including vintage computers, memorabilia, artefacts, documents, and hands-on displays. They offer a range of on-site education services including programming and electronics workshops and other interactive learning to school students (all primary stages) and the general public using BBC Micros and Raspberry Pis from the 1980s. It serves cold drinks, teas, coffees, and snacks. It has lots of space around the exhibits for wheelchair entrance and disabled parking.
