Video Game Preservation Case Study

Established as an educational charity to tell the story of the Information Age, the Cambridge Computer Museum presents a collection of important computers, game consoles and video games as well as related artefacts.

Cambridge Computing Museum News :  Join us to Celebrate 40 Years of the BBC Domesday Project! CCH will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the BBC Domesday Project on Saturday 19th September 2026, bringing together original project team members, former contributors and preservation experts to re... (01-09-2026) Trustee Opportunity: Museum and Heritage Sector Professional As CCH enters an exciting new phase of development, we're looking to appoint a trustee with significant museum or heritage sector experience to join our Board. (06-08-2026) BBC Domesday Project 2026 Did you help create Britain's first digital time capsule? Help us reunite contributors with their BBC Domesday Project entries. (20-07-2026)

 

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We are a registered charity. Since opening in 2013, over 160,000 people, including 18,000 school pupils, have visited the Centre. Our visitors deserve a space which is engaging and inspiring, where they can feel a sense of adventure, exploration and wonder!

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