- Largest Room 11,777
- Total Sq. Ft. 20,516
- Reception Capacity 400
- Theatre Capacity 400
- Banquet Capacity 400
- Number of Rooms 4
- Classroom Capacity 350
- Total Sq. Ft.: 11777
- Width: 83
- Length: 165
- Height: 11
- Theater Capacity: 400
- Classroom Capacity: 350
- Banquet Capacity: 400
- Reception Capacity: 400
- Total Sq. Ft.: 5537
- Width: 80
- Length: 70
- Height: 19
- Theater Capacity: 400
- Classroom Capacity: 200
- Banquet Capacity: 350
- Reception Capacity: 369
- Total Sq. Ft.: 2252
- Width: 120
- Length: 40
- Height: 13
- Theater Capacity: 100
- Classroom Capacity: 30
- Banquet Capacity: 70
- Reception Capacity: 150
- Total Sq. Ft.: 950
- Width: 31
- Length: 29
- Height: 18
- Theater Capacity: 60
- Classroom Capacity: 35
- Banquet Capacity: 40
- Reception Capacity: 63
Spend a day at the Computer History Museum and find out why computer history is 2,000 years old. Learn about computer history´s game-changers in the museum's multimedia exhibitions. Play a game of Pong or Spacewar or listen to computer pioneers tell their story from their own perspective. Discover the roots of today´s Internet and mobile devices. See over 1,100 historic artifacts, including some of the very first computers from the 1940's and 1950's.
The Computer History Museum is a nonprofit organization with a four-decade history as the world’s leading institution exploring the history of computing and its ongoing impact on society. The Museum is dedicated to the preservation and celebration of computer history and is home to the largest international collection of computing artifacts in the world, encompassing computer hardware, software, documentation, ephemera, photographs, oral histories, and moving images.
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