The Interim Computer Museum strives to preserve and share the history of
    computing through interactive exhibits using vintage computer hardware with
    modern enhancements.  We are a non-profit membership organization open to all.
    

    Phase 1.0 at the Rainier Brewery in Seattle's SODO neighbourhood has begun!
    While we have a number of permanent exhibits on display, two exhibit stations
    allow guests to setup and use an artifact of their choice.  Requests for access
    to a specific artifact can be made when scheduling your visit.
   

     We're currently working on presenting our catalog of ~500 artifacts online
     

      Wish list is coming soon. 
     

     We offer a number of interactive recollections you may wish to experience
     

• UNIX 50! - Experience a number of historical UNIX machines from 1969-1989
• TimeSharing System 8 - Challenge your self and learn the PDP-8
• SDF Public Access TWENEX TOPS-20 - A great improvement over it's successors (MRC)
• Incompatible TimeSharing System - Developed at the MIT AI lab

     The Interim Computer Museum features a fully functional MIDI studio
     locked between 1982 and 1992.  Its probably somewhere you'd want to be
     to create analogue / digitial hybrid synthesizer sequenced sounds. K-RAD!
    

     Please contact us regarding donations
     

    ICM is currently available to members and their guests aged 21 and up
    by appointment Sundays from 10am to 4pm Pacific time.  Unfortunately
    our space is not ADA compliant and visitors must be able to climb stairs.  
    

      Please feel free to contact us via webmaster at icm.museum
      or by telephone at (206)299-2120 ext 1990