This unassuming PC/XT clone computer was donated to Kennett Classic by Stefan Seniuk. What makes it special is that it was the first computer model produced by what was destined to become Dell Computer Corporation. As the story goes, Michael…

Kennet Classic supports Old School Gamer Magazine and the efforts they have made for the past 5 years to keep alive the history of vintage computer gaming. While supplies last we’re going to give away a complementary copy of Old…

Pictured above is an IMSAI 8080 running Jon Chapman’s Glitchwrks GWROM-80 Intel 8080 ROM monitor program customized for the IMSAI 8080 and IMSAI SIO serial card. The computer terminal is a Digital model VT220 which sends/receives at 9600 baud. Typically,…

A big thank you to Craig Jenkins who delivered a very interesting collection of vintage computing brochures, manuals, magazines and product literature collected by Craig’s father from approximately 1955 through 1979. The collection will be cataloged and added to our…

Printable Flyer Add me to mailing list so I can stay informed! May 20th, 2023 | 9AM – 11PM 115 S. Union St. Kennett Square, PA (across from the museum) EVENT REGISTRATION What Do I need? Power, tables and chairs…

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.