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Alan Turing

The Turing Archive for the History of Computing is a major Internet project. The site is currently scheduled for completion by the end of 2004. We hope you will enjoy—and learn from—what we have done so far.

The documents that form the historical record of the development of computing are scattered throughout various archives, libraries and museums around the world. Until now, to study these documents required a knowledge of where to look, and a fistful of air tickets. This Virtual Archive contains digital facsimiles of the documents. The Archive places the history of computing, as told by the original documents, onto your own computer screen.

This site also contains a section on codebreaking and a series of reference articles concerning Turing and his work.

(Introduction copied from the website, hope that is allowed)

Found this site while wandering about on the internet. Didn't see any reference to it on Ltu.

By Niels Hoogeveen at 2006-05-20 12:04 | History | other blogs | 6485 reads