AlanTuring.net   The Turing Archive for the History of Computing Interim Catalogue
The Turing Archive for the History of Computing is a large collection of digital facsimiles of historical documents. The documents that are so far available for public viewing are divided into the four subject areas listed below. Selecting a subject area will take you to a list of the documents that are presently available in that area and selecting a title from that list will take you to a facsimile of the document. Subject Areas: Codebreaking in World War II Turing's Automatic Computing Engine The DEUCE Computer The Post Office MOSAIC Computer The Manchester Computer The Archive also contains: Reference Articles on Turing's Work   The Directors of the Turing Archive for the History of Computing are Jack Copeland   j.copeland@phil.canterbury.ac.nz Diane Proudfoot   d.proudfoot@phil.canterbury.ac.nz The Turing Archive for the History of Computing is copyright.		Check these out: Sample document from the Turing Archive Bio of Alan Turing Photographs of Turing London's First Computer The Turing Test Turing and the Origins of AI A Brief History of Computing What is a Turing Machine? Turing's Anticipation of Connectionism Turing's Last Programs ACE 2000 Conference

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