Frequently Asked Questions

Who are we?

The Atlanta Historical Computing Society is a user’s group for vintage computing/computer history/computer collecting enthusiasts. We attempt to preserve computing history while providing educational outreach to the community.

Where do we meet?

In-person meetings are held once a month.  We’re currently meeting at Christ the Lord Lutheran Church, 1001 Duluth Hwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30043.  Sometime in 2019 we hope to move our meetings to the Computer Museum of America. We currently meet the 2nd Saturday of each month from 1pm to 5 pm.

The get-togethers are first about fun and social interaction, plus showing and playing with vintage systems, open discussions, and more. We try to have presentations by members as often as possible.

We intend that the group evolve into a stand-alone, self-governing, non-profit, and educational organization.

What are the rules concerning club governance?

Our club is governed in accordance with our Club By-Laws.

Want to participate?

Interested? Please join us at Groups.io.

You can also find us on Twitter (@AtlHCSdotORG), Facebook, and Instagram (atlhcs).

Who are our current officers?

  • Earl Baugh — President
  • Jon Guidry — Vice President
  • Mark Little — Secretary
  • Alan Hightower — Treasurer
  • Raj Wurttemberg – Social Media

Where can I get instructions to build a kit I obtained at a VCF SE show?

Right here ==>  Build Instructions 

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