Vintage Computer Museum Visitor shares his views of "Bugbook Historical Microcomputer Museum" 2-15-14

Bugbooks

David Larsen in Bugbook Computer Museum

It was a fun day sharing teaching stories and information about our Museum and Curtis Anderson's "Telephone Museum" in Richmond Virginia.  Our mutual interest began about 35 years ago when  Curtis attended a "Microcomputer Interfacing" Workshop that my colleagues and I were teaching at Virginia Tech. Curtis went on to develop a number of teaching programs in the Richmond VA area for many years after his start with our workshop. He tells about his visit and his use of our early training material for "Microcomputer Instrumentation.


        Curtis Anderson - Curator of the Telephone Museum in Richmond VA  gives his impression of visit to "Bugbook Historical Microcomputer Museum" 2-16-14

                            David interviews Curtis Anderson about the museum


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David -day of visit snow.

The first 10 years of Microcomputers

David G Larsen

Curtis and I spent the day talking about our early days of teaching during the start of the Microcomputer Revolution. We had many of the same experiences and it was a real joy to look at the vintage computers in our museum and reminisce about times past.  Looking back it was really great fun to  have been teaching all during the start of the Microcomputer Revolution at Virginia Tech and in many other countries.
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