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The Israeli Personal Computer Museum - Haifa

 

The Israeli Personal Computer Museum was established by Yariv Inbar.

Yariv, a self-proclaimed "Computer enthusiast", was born in 1973 and has been immersed in the world of computers since the age of five.

He began collecting vintage computers in 1993 and has since amassed a remarkable collection of hundreads of historical computers and peripherals, most of which have been extensively refurbished and are in excellent working condition.

For many years, these computers were stored in bags and boxes. However, since January 2012, they have found a permanent home at John Bryce, the leading college for computer and technology in northern Israel, Located in Haifa.

The museum is open to the public and offers a spectacular display of various computer models from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, catering to all nostalgia enthusiasts.

Visiting the museum is free of charge and highly recommended for anyone who grew up during the era of Spectrum, Dragon, Commodore, Atari, and Apple. It provides a wonderful opportunity to reminisce about those days, even if just for a few moments, and for anyone interested in understanding the evolution of technology.T

he museum was built on the generosity of individuals who donated their equipment. If you happen to have an old computer gathering dust in your attic, we invite you to donate it to us. We will restore it with great care, reviving its former glory, and you will receive recognition at the museum and on its website.

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