Atlanta Historical Computing Society

Atlanta Historical Computing Society The Atlanta Historical Computing Society is a user group for computer history / computer collecting.

08/14/2026

MEETING - TOMORROW - AUGUST 15TH 2026 - 1-5PM

Christ the Lord Lutheran Church
1001 Duluth Hwy
Lawrenceville, GA 30043

Our meeting last weekend included a local rescue of a former Data General employee that had a large variety of electroni...
07/16/2026

Our meeting last weekend included a local rescue of a former Data General employee that had a large variety of electronics, which explains why you'll see a drill press. We had to triple the size of our free table!

AHCS member, THEtechknight, goes on a UPS thermal printer adventure!
07/06/2026

AHCS member, THEtechknight, goes on a UPS thermal printer adventure!

invested in a label maker for s...

Our very own TechKnight defeated this beast!
06/27/2026

Our very own TechKnight defeated this beast!

This is a cute little ...

05/23/2026
Pictures from our May 9th meeting.
05/23/2026

Pictures from our May 9th meeting.

AHCS meetings always feel like a mix of a rescue mission, a science fair, and a retro arcade and this month delivered on...
04/16/2026

AHCS meetings always feel like a mix of a rescue mission, a science fair, and a retro arcade and this month delivered on all fronts.

We rehomed a bunch of rescued systems, including a one‑of‑a‑kind Reynolds & Reynolds TC1000 that sparked plenty of “wait… what IS that?” reactions.

Other highlights include:
- a FujiNet cross play demo of Battleship with an Atari 130XE, a Tandy CoCo 2, an Apple IIc, a Windows 98 laptop, and an iPad.
- an oscilloscope turned into a multi‑OS retro computer.
- a micro PC running Windows 95 on Linux for retro FPS LAN fun.
- a new member displayed their retro setup with GTA.
- a DOS‑compatible PC built from a microcontroller.

The top moment though might have been when an Osborne blew a RIFA. What better way to celebrate a fantastic meeting!

This past week, Apple celebrated 50 years. In celebration, we assisted the Georgia Tech Library by restoring their Apple...
04/04/2026

This past week, Apple celebrated 50 years. In celebration, we assisted the Georgia Tech Library by restoring their Apple IIe, loaning them an Apple-1 replica, and providing a working Apple II Plus as an exhibit for students to explore and experience for all of April. Apple II forever!

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Lawrenceville, GA
30042-30046, 30049

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