This weekend is the 11th annual Vintage Computer Festival at the
former Fort Evans in Wall, NJ. It's quite good. People come from
around the world to bring some amazing exhibits (most of them
functional) and there's an impressive computer museum in the same
building. Also in the building is a fantastic Radio/TV museum with
hundreds of exhibits. Plus a shipwreck museum. Down the road is the
antenna from Project Diana, which did the first moonbounce. And this
site was used by Marconi for the first transatlantic
communications. Lots to see there at the former Fort Evans. I'll be
there on Saturday (tomorrow morning.)
http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-east/vcf-east-exhibits/
-Ed
At 05:58 PM 4/15/2016, Thomas Sundstrom wrote:
<http://www.oldpicsarchive.com/vintage-home-electronics/>http://www.oldpicsarchive.com/vintage-home-electronics/
No radios here, but close enough with a collection of pictures of TV
sets and a few other devices, including an early computer.
The Old Pictures website has some wonderful photos of history,
people, and much more. I like it. Back up to the root directory,
drill down and have a look.
Tom Sundstrom
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