A compact museum tracing 4,000 years of computing history with rare artifacts, interactive exhibits, and robotics displays.
General Information
Closed Mondays and major holidays
How to Get There
Take Kagy Boulevard westbound, turn right onto S 11th Avenue, then left onto Stadium Drive; the museum is located in the same building as the MSU Tech Park.
Overview
The American Computer & Robotics Museum in Bozeman offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of information technology. From ancient cuneiform tablets to modern AI, the museum’s exhibits span thousands of years of innovation. Highlights include an original Apple I, a replica of the Enigma machine, and displays on space exploration, robotics, and quantum computing. The museum’s compact size belies the depth of its collection, which is curated with a focus on storytelling and accessibility.
Founded in 1990, the museum has received national recognition for its educational mission and unique artifacts. It appeals to tech enthusiasts, students, and curious minds of all ages. With free admission and a central location near Montana State University, it’s a must-visit for anyone interested in the past, present, and future of computing.
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