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)
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Intel 8008
Intel 8008 Development System & 8008 computer
Kindly Donated by Bryan and Anthony Lonsdale
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Recent Donations
There have been a number of donations recently, we always welcome donations and we thank all
those who have helped expand the archive. Click Read Article for the details of our latest donations!
MacUser Magazines
Eleanor's review
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The Digi-comp 1 computer comes as a kit, mainly plastic with some metal components, it dates from 1963.
Wigton News
Sir William Henry Bragg from Wigton, joint Nobel prize
winner along with his son (1915).
Ranked 3rd out of 87 in the “Great British Innovation” vote.
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Wigton Floods
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Wigton Market CrossPrince Charles starts the
New Wigton Market Cross
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