
The Museum of Computing History is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the remarkable evolution of computing technology. Our mission is to collect, preserve, and present the artifacts and stories that have shaped the digital revolution, making them accessible to everyone from technology enthusiasts to casual visitors.
We believe that understanding the history of computing is essential for appreciating the technology that surrounds us today and for inspiring the innovations of tomorrow. Through our exhibits and digital resources, we aim to create an engaging and informative experience that highlights the profound impact of computing on society.
Founded by a group of technology enthusiasts the Museum of Computing History began as a small collection housed in a single room. What started as a passion project quickly gained support from the local community and technology companies.
Our collection had grown significantly, necessitating a move to our current location. The expanded space allowed us to create dedicated exhibits for different eras of computing, from early mechanical calculators to modern personal computers and mobile devices.
Today, the Museum of Computing History stands as a premier institution dedicated to the preservation and celebration of computing heritage. We continue to expand our collection, develop new exhibits, and engage with the community through special events.
1 Jan Smuts Avenue,
Braamfontein 2000, Johannesburg
Monday - Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
By appointment
Adults (18-64)By appointment
Students & Seniors (65+)FREE
Children under 12