Time-Line computer Archive Ltd is a not for profit company, our aim is to collect, restore and exhibit all types of early computers and electronics.
We hope that our website will give an insight to the development of computing and will help give inspiration to other people to collect rather than throw out historical electronics.
We also would like to make a record of peoples experiences of early Computing and Electronics primarily from Scotland and the North of England but also from Great Britain generally. If you have any Experiences of early computing or Electronics please don't hesitate to contact us.
Kenbak-1
Kenbak- 1
his Kenbak-1 computer
(Photograph supplied by Mr Blankenbaker)
For a more detailed
description click on
Paperclip Computer
Paper clip computer (Encoder)
The Encoder converts Decimal to Binary code ready for computer
usage. Please click on read “Read article” for progress.
Hewlett Packard 120
1984 Hewlett Packard 120, series 100 personal
Donated by Dr J Chalmers
For a more detailed
description click on
Multiple System Donation
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| Time-Line Computer archive Ltd would like to thank Scottish Power for donating these systems from their Inverkip Power Station. Construction started at the Inverkip Power Station in 1970, as it was a Oil fired power station it was mothballed in 1988 largely down to the high price of fuel oil. Scottish Power are now in the process of decommissioning the plant. Click Read Article for the details on the systems donated to us. |
Wigton Market Hall
T-LC Archive Supports
Wigton's Mary Portas Bid
click on the picture for Wigton's Portas bid video presentation
A link to the
News & Star newspaper article about the Mary Portas Town's proposal.
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Prince Charles starts the
New Wigton Market Cross
Click on Photo for YouTube Video
