The number of UK museums seem to be growing. Perhaps some of the newer ones are not yet full. I think the large Science Museums are pretty well off but the smaller ones may be more flexible. Of course, they are also in greater danger of fading away.
I'm sure you're aware of TNMoC at Bletchley Park (though not the same organisation as the Bletchley Park Trust) . I'm hoping to get involved there myself soon. They seem to be mainly limited by the rate at which they can restore the many old buildings on the site. There are still a lot left semi-derelict. Although both organisations have improved their standing a lot recently, I'm still astonished when I compare it with the museum Curious Marc and his team recently visited. Two other notable but more recently established museums are Cambridge's 'Centre for computing History' which has a variety of HP and DEC systems in addition to many homegrown Cambridge machines, and Sam Battle's 'This museum is not obsolete', a volunteer-run museum with a very dedicated staff and an astounding ability to take on work and exhibits. I'd recommend both for a visit and perhaps a donation. On Wed, Jul 17, 2024 at 6:53 PM Fred Cisin via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > On Wed, 17 Jul 2024, Alan Perry wrote: > > My wife worked at the part of Sun that made many of the machines in my > > collection when they were being made, so she is fine with my computer > > collection. > > Does she have a sister? > > >
