Musée Bolo
owns one of the most
extensive collection
of machines and objects
related to information
technology and its
brief history
Musée Bolo owns one of the most extensive collection of machines and objects related to information technology and its brief history
Musée Bolo is managed by the foundation Mémoires Informatiques, a recognized public-interest organization. An association of friends contribute dynamically and efficiently to the maintenance and preservation of the museum’s machines. All are volunteers. Member of the Swiss Museums Association (AMS), Musée Bolo rose to be one of the most important computer museums in Europe.
Hosted by the Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), its presence extends itself today well across the swiss borders, not only to computer lovers, but also to a greater and younger audience faced daily with computing technology and its avatars.
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Musée Bolo wants to shed light on the portraits and anecdotes of its pioneers, promote the exceptional objects in its collection, and explain the stages of the computer revolution.
Nuit des Musées - 23.09.23
The Musée Bolo volunteers would like to extend their warmest thanks to the 850 visitors to La Nuit des Musées in Lausanne and Pully for this festive moment of exchange and sharing at the heart of the history of computing, digital culture and video games.
Mémoires vives
Musée Bolo brings you portraits of the pioneers of IT in Switzerland
and articles dedicated to this young history that is an integral part of our cultural heritage.
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computers and
gaming consoles
software and
video games
