For curious humans
Visit & Learn
Open hours, hands-on classes, restoration nights, and school groups. Everything on the floor is a real machine — most of it powered up, and you’re allowed to touch the keyboards.
Workshop · Museum floor · Restoration service
We keep old computing alive.
Come stand in front of a running 1960s mainframe, take a class, or bring us the tape nobody else can read. One shop, two halves — and the machines on our floor are the proof that the paid work is in good hands.
For businesses, labs & archives
Restore & Convert
Data recovered from tape, floppies and disk packs. Legacy formats migrated. Systems still running a line or a lab kept running — or modernized on your schedule. Quotes in writing, media handled under NDA.
Same shop, same people. The museum floor proves the paid work — the paid work keeps the floor open.
On the floor
See the whole floor →SEL 810A
Pulled from a Natural Gas Pipeline Co. data-control station and brought back to life. Lamp display lit, switches live.
RUNNINGIBM PC
The machine that set the standard everything after it had to live with. Boots from 5.25″ floppy, and you can type on it.
HANDS ONMacintosh
A 9-inch screen, one button, and the first computer most people weren’t afraid of. Good first stop for kids.
HANDS ONNext up at the shop
Restoration nights are free and open — bring a machine or just bring questions. Classes are small on purpose.
THU · WEEKLY
Restoration night
SAT · MONTHLY
Read-your-old-disks day
SUN · MONTHLY
Intro to soldering
BY REQUEST
School & scout tours
The counter
Take something home
Restored machines looking for a desk, fresh archival media and supplies, and shop shirts. Stock changes weekly — sold at the counter first.
Browse the shopRESTORED
Machines & systems, tested and documented
MEDIA
Blank & archival media, sleeves, cleaning kit
MERCH
Shirts and stickers that fund the floor