Bugbook Historical Computer Museum, Computer museum in Floyd County, United States
The Bugbook Historical Computer Museum is a computer museum in Floyd County displaying hundreds of artifacts from different periods of computing history. The collection includes vintage machines, accessories, and technical equipment that show how computing technology developed over time.
The collection was gathered over forty years by David Larsen, who operated it as a museum from 2008 to 2016. The accumulated items were then transferred to Georgia's Computer Museum of America.
The museum shows how computers became part of everyday life for people. The displays help visitors understand the evolution of machines that are now everywhere in daily routines.
Visitors should plan enough time to explore the different display areas and follow the technical development at their own pace. Many of the machines can be viewed up close, which helps understand how they worked.
The museum's name comes from the Bugbooks, educational materials created by the Blacksburg Group that sold over one million copies worldwide. These books were important resources for early computer education.
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