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Bletchley Park was a revelation. Are there any other places this important to the history of computer science?

I just visited the museum of computing at Bletchley Park.  Seeing a working Colossus machine, with its wheel-and-pulley system for running arbitrary length tapes at high speed, made me realize that the mathematical description of the universal Turing machine from _On Computable Numbers_ was less of a purely theoretical construct than I'd assumed - the Colossus is very much like a Turing machine given physical form.

What other places are there that you can visit, that have the same kind of vital and essential connection to the field of computer science?
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there's the Computer Museum in Mountain View. i think you can also visit the room in Bolton Hall where the first message was transmitted on the ARPANET  between UCLA and Stanford which is the precursor to the internet.