Welcome

The Computer Museum @ System Source preserves and celebrates the history of computing, from the room-sized machines of the mid-20th century to the personal computers that put technology on every desk.

The museum’s collection spans early mainframes and minicomputers, vintage microcomputers, telecommunications equipment, calculating devices, and rare artifacts like an original Apple I — much of it restored to working order and demonstrated live.

Through guided tours, school and community programs, and hands-on exhibits, the museum invites visitors to trace the ideas and inventions that shaped the modern digital world, and to understand not just how these machines worked, but why they mattered.

Visit Us

The Museum is open by appointment only. We have regularly scheduled tours that are generally on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10:30. We often have special events on weekends. Register for tours here!

If you would like to setup a tour at a different time for 4 or people, Contact Us.

The exhibits and experiences are designed for people 12 and over. We are handicap accessible and have free onsite parking. Our address is 338 Clubhouse Road, Hunt Valley, MD 21031

Questions? 410-771-5544

Exhibits

It houses over 5,000 artifacts spanning from ancient calculating tools to modern-era computers, supercomputers, and gaming consoles.

Events

Your destination for some great events. See what’s coming up and register today!

Field Trips

Call 410-771-5544 x 4336
to schedule a field trip. We can accommodate up to 30 visitors at a time (two groups of up to 15).

Virtual Tour

Take a virtual tour and explore all that we have to offer.

About Us

We are a standout destination for tech enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in computing history.