Retro Computer Museum

The Retro Computer Museum is an enlisted philanthropy Charity enrollment no. 1146912 committed to the advantage of the general population for the protection, show and open understanding of PC and comfort frameworks from the 1960's onwards.

Their fundamental spotlight is on frameworks that were being used in the home, instead of enormous PC frameworks and centralized servers of early PC improvement.

They have frameworks extending from the 1970s -, for example, Binatone Pong and obviously the astounding Commodore Pet up to the stunning enjoyments of the late 1990s - with frameworks, for example, the Sega Dreamcast.

Alongside the incredible and changed machines of the 1980s too they have a tremendous accumulation of retro gaming goodness.

Not just they do open on most Sundays to people in general however they likewise give Retro Gaming and Computing Events for Schools, Colleges, Universities, Corporate or Birthday Parties - either at our HQ in Leicester or at your premises - relying upon frameworks required.