North American Museums
- American Computer Museum (Bozeman, Mont.) – Claims to be the oldest that is currently operating
- Charles Babbage Institute (Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn.)
- Computer History Museum (Mountain View, Ca.) – Claims to be the largest
- DigiBarn Computer Museum (Boulder Creek, Ca.)
- iMusée (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
- Infoage Science/History Learning Center (Camp Evans, New Jersey)
- Intel Museum (Santa Clara, Ca.)
- Microsoft Visitor Center (Redmond, Wash.) – ...vision, products, culture, and history of Microsoft.
- Old Computer Museum (Mass.) – Private collection
- Personal Computer Museum (Brantford, Ontario, Canada)
- Rhode Island Computer Museum (North Kingstown, Rhode Island)
- Smithsonian Computer History Collection (Wash. D.C.)
- Goodwill Computer Museum (Austin, Tx.)
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