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The Centre for Computing History

Computing Museum and Educational Heritage Venue

Founded
Founded 2006
Locations
1 location

About

The Centre for Computing History is an accredited museum and educational charity based in Cambridge that preserves computing heritage. It hosts hands-on exhibitions, workshops, learning programmes, venue hire, and vintage computer prop services to bring the history of the Information Age to life.

Services

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Vintage Computer Hire
Provides vintage computers, calculators, and related equipment available to hire as authentic props for film and television production, theatrical plays, and exhibitions, backed by specialized on-set advice, technical assistance, and setup support.
Corporate Venue Hire
Offers versatile event spaces, including the Hauser Studio and Main Gallery, for business conferences, receptions, board meetings, team-building sessions, and product launches within a unique historic computing museum environment.
Corporate Retro Gaming Evenings
Delivers exclusive evening venue hire tailored for corporate social events and team-building, granting full private access to hands-on video game consoles, vintage computers, big-screen projection gaming setups, and customizable catering options.

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Founded
2006
Operating in
United Kingdom
Company type
Tech Company
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Locations1
HeadquarterHQ
The Muller Building, Rene Court, Coldhams Road, Cambridge, CB1 3EW, United Kingdom

References7

  1. 1.BBC
  2. 2.Raw Television
  3. 3.ITV Local
  4. 4.Talkback Thames
  5. 5.Wall to Wall Television

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Sep 2026
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#museum
#computinghistory
#education