Rhode Island Computer Museum
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosRhode Island, United States2-10 Employees
The Rhode Island Computer Museum is a small, non-profit organization based in Warwick, Rhode Island, established in 1999 to preserve and interpret vintage computer history. It aims to procure and conserve items related to computer science and its history, and to disseminate knowledge through visits, lectures, discussions, and publications. The museum serves researchers, students, and members of the public with an interest in the development of computing, offering a window into the past of technology and its cultural context. As part of its focus on education and preservation, it positions itself within the museums and historical sites sector, providing access to historical artifacts and related programming. The organization operates with a limited staff and is housed in a dedicated facility on Bald Hill Road, serving the Rhode Island region from its Warwick location.