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The National Museum of Computing
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The National Museum of Computing, commonly abbreviated to TNMOC, is a
British museum about the history of the modern computer, based at
Bletchley Park (BP) in Milton Keynes (UK).
Although TNMOC is located on the same estate as the
Bletchley Park Museum, it has a separate entrance.
The museum in no way related to the Bletchley Park Trust and is fully autonomous.
Apart from a large and diverse collection of small and large computers
– most of which are in working condition – it is also the home of wartime
systems like Colossus,
Heath Robinson
and the Turing-Welchman Bombe.
If you are planning to visit Bletchley Park, make sure that you reserve
enough time for TNMOC. If you want to see machines in action,
TNMOC is a must.
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TNMOC items on this website
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