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Computing Woman
A celebration of the many women who contributed to the development of computing, games, communications and more, from the Countess Ada Lovelace in Victorian times through to the 20th Century.
These women used their talents in a mostly male dominated field and were often unrecognised or unheralded by history.
A display in The Micro Museum gives the opportunity to discover these pioneers of the accessible technology we take for granted in the modern world.
These women used their talents in a mostly male dominated field and were often unrecognised or unheralded by history.
A display in The Micro Museum gives the opportunity to discover these pioneers of the accessible technology we take for granted in the modern world.
The exhibition runs alongside the usual history, games and other attractions of The Micro Museum.
Admission to Museum (including exhibition) £2 adult, £1.50 child, £5 family. (payment by cash only)
Admission to Museum (including exhibition) £2 adult, £1.50 child, £5 family. (payment by cash only)
The Micro Museum Kent CT11 8RA
Sat 24 Oct 2015
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www.themicromuseum.org
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