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ContactUniversity of Saskatchewan Computer Museum
110 Science Place
Saskatoon, SK
The University of Saskatchewan Computer Museum, founded in 2002, exists with a mission to "Intercept, Preserve, Interpret, and Celebrate computing history on behalf of the University of Saskatchewan Community". This statement, and our vision to "Be the trusted Saskatchewan authority for computing history", were both updated in 2015 to better reflect our evolving sense of purpose.
While we are actively collecting physical assets and the stories that go with them, We do not yet have a single large physical museum location to visit (with tours and staff) although it is our hope we can get there some day. Please be aware of this if you choose to come to campus and see our items. Our museum does however have a few small exhibit cabinets around our campus and we encourage you to visit them. .
Website: https://computermuseum.usask.ca
Saskatoon, SK
The University of Saskatchewan Computer Museum, founded in 2002, exists with a mission to "Intercept, Preserve, Interpret, and Celebrate computing history on behalf of the University of Saskatchewan Community". This statement, and our vision to "Be the trusted Saskatchewan authority for computing history", were both updated in 2015 to better reflect our evolving sense of purpose.
While we are actively collecting physical assets and the stories that go with them, We do not yet have a single large physical museum location to visit (with tours and staff) although it is our hope we can get there some day. Please be aware of this if you choose to come to campus and see our items. Our museum does however have a few small exhibit cabinets around our campus and we encourage you to visit them. .
Website: https://computermuseum.usask.ca
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