Get lost in vintage computing history, software, articles, hardware guides, everything you can think of and more! We have carefully cultivated a list of important vintagecomputing links here: The best vintage computing link collection It’s periodically updated, please let us…

Did you know that Kennett Classic has earned IRS Section 501 (c)(3) non-profit status and we’re classified as a public charity? This IRS designation could not come at a better time. In the past year we have greatly expanded our…

If you’re part of a work group, organization or club looking for professional development, contact us to set up a private tour of our musuem, including hands-on work sessions like these.

Video: Reflections on Running an Indie Museum

I am impressed by the sharp grey text on white background screen. This was DEC’s first “personal computer”, technically a VT100 with the Personal CP/M Computing Option Kit installed. The kit provides a Zilog Z-80 CPU, disk drive and extra…

Bill Degnan, the owner of the Kennett Classic Computer Museum, details the history of computer music and how early computer scientist, Steve Dompier, influenced the technology. Watch a demonstration of how this early technological finding came to be and learn…

November 5th from 1PM to 5PM Volunteers, donors and friends of the museum are invited to our shop to help us celebrate another successful year at Kennett Classic. This is a private event for everyone to mix, mingle and peruse…

Those of you who have read the original post about the cir. 1969 “LUNAR LANDING” papertape we have an update for you. The tapes have been read and interpreted. If you’re technically inclined, I put together a post on vintagecomputer.net,…