# Computer History and Simulation Links

This set of links is not intended to be complete. For more information, search Google with queries "computer collection", "computer museum", "emulators", or "retrocomputing".

## Online Computer Collections

Carl Friend's Minicomputer Museum - Data General Nova and Eclipse; DEC PDP-8, PDP-11, PDP-12, and LINC-8; Interdata 4; Packard Bell 250; and more

Jay Jaeger's Computer Collection - Data General Nova and Eclipse; DEC PDP-8, PDP-11, and PDP-12; HP 2112B; IBM 1410; and more

Paul Pierce's Computer Collection - Data General SuperNova; DEC PDP-8 and PDP-11; IBM 709, 7094, and 1401; and more

The Cray-Cyber Project - CDC and Cray supercomputers, with online access

Online Documentation and Software Archives

Al Kossow's Minicomputer Orphanage - Xerox, Honeywell 316/516, Varian 620, TI 990, Nanodata QM-1, Ridge 32, DEC, DG, and more - the PDF document collection is here

Tim Shoppa's Trailing Edge - PDP-10 and PDP-11 software archive

David Gesswein's pdp8.net - PDP-8 documentation and software archive

John Wilson's Dbit archive - PDP's, Alpha, IBM 370, and more

Zane Healy's DEC Emulation website

Eric S Raymond's Retrocomputing Museum

## Computer and Software Information Pages

Gordon Greene's PDP-1 pages

Tom Knight's PDP-6 pages

Doug Jones' PDP-8 pages

Hans Pufal's PDP-9 pages

Joe Smith's PDP-10 pages

Bruce Ray's Nova pages

Jeff Moffatt's HP 21xx pages

Bob Mader's Project Delta (RSTS/E) pages

Brian Knittel's IBM 1130 pages

Peter Schorn's CP/M pages

Mike Umbricht's H316 pages

Other Simulators

Bill Haygood's simulator for the PDP-8

Doug Jones' simulator for the PDP-8

John Wilson's simulator for the PDP-11

Tarik Isani's simulator for the Pro/350

The Hercules simulator for the IBM S/370, ESA/390, and Z/Architecture

Tom Hunter's simulator for the CDC 6600

Peter Ingerman's simulator for the Univac I and II

Ron Burkey's simulator for the Apollo Guidance Computer

## Computer Museums

The Retro-Computing Society of Rhode Island, Providence, Rhode Island

The Computer History Museum, Mountain View, California

Updated 31-Aug-2004 by Bob Supnik (bob AT supnik DOT org - anti-spam encoded)