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General Information About the Finnish Data Processing Museum Association

The Finnish Data Processing Museum Association was founded at 1985. The originator of the Association is Mr. Ilari Taulio who started to collect the material in his own premises in the 1970s.

The Association (also known as Finnish Computer Museum) collects devices and literature into its collection.

The collection today consists of 600 computers, post processing devices and maintenance devices. The collection includes also 250 books. All devices in the collection have been donated by companies and private persons.

The collection is located in Seppälänkangas, Kauhatie 6, Jyväskylä. The city of Jyväskylä pays the costs of the premises.

The active members of the Association do all the work as voluntary work. The work is i.e. maintaining the stock, unloading the machines, putting devices in order for exhibition, building showcases, etc.

Despite the fact that the city of Jyväskylä takes care of the costs of the premises the Association needs also funding for its actual activities (transportation, showcases and other exhibition equipment, tools, production of photographs, etc.). These funds are covered by membership fees and different kind of allowances.

If you are interested in working in the Association you are welcome to contact us any Thursday at 10 am in address:

Kauhatie 6, Jyväskylä.

You can also support our work by joining to the Association. The membership fee for year 2003 is €10 for private persons and €50 for company members. 

The name and address of the person must be written in the payment form. The bank account for the Association is:

        K-S Op Tikkakoski

        529033-436070

Send e-mail to the Association.