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1 total messages Started by John Francis Wed, 28 Mar 2001 22:43

Author: John Francis
Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 22:43

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Last year, The Computer Museum History Center in Mountain View, California 
received four tractor trailer loads filled with Digital artifacts -- 90,000 
pounds of machines, tape drives, disk drives, manuals, line printers, 
software, museum displays, etc. It has taken many months to sort it all 
out, but it is now ready to be shared with those of us who care about 
Digital and all that was accomplished there.

The Digital team that works with the Museum is inviting us to join them on 
Saturday, June 16th for a session in which some of the people who helped 
make Digital's history will share their recollections and perspectives.

We will also be able to participate by sharing our own memories and 
memorabilia.  A substantial portion of the Museum's Digital collection will 
be on display.

There will be informal get-togethers on Friday evening, the program will 
take place on Saturday and, if there's sufficient interest, there will be a 
trip to the wine country on Sunday.

You'll enjoy talking about Digital's glorious past with Gordon Bell, Grant 
Saviers, Ed Kramer, Barry Cioffi, Richy Lary, Dick Clayton, Stan Olsen, 
Irwin "Jake" Jacobs and scores of other Digital executives who shook the 
computer earth for three incredible decades.

         DATE:       Saturday, June 16
         PLACE:     The Computer Museum History Center
                          Moffett Field
                          Mountain View, California

For detailed information, write to Karen Mathews, Executive Vice President 
of the Museum, at mathews@computerhistory.org.

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