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| 446.1 | Just do it... | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Mon Oct 11 1993 12:26 | 18 |
| I'm not a Millrat, so I can't answer all your questions, however:
The last I heard of a Digital computer museum it was located in Marlboro,
not the Mill. There are bits and pieces of history at the Mill, but if
you want to see old computer equipment, head to Marlboro (probably MR1 or 2).
Easiest way to the Mill: Well the easiest way for me to describe it is: find
Route 2 West, get on 27 south to Maynard, drive around Maynard a bit till
you find the largest Mill building. You can't miss it.
If you have a badge, you can always just drop and and explore. You may not
get into the clock tower and nifty places like that, but some asking around
might reveal some interesting sights. Besides, you should be able to say to
your friends that you "got lost in the Mill" -- it's a badge of experience!
- dave
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| 446.2 | | 39702::GALVIN | ESG Purchasing | Mon Oct 11 1993 15:45 | 8 |
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The original computer museum started here in MRO2 lobby. Since, it has
gone to the real computer museum in Boston. There are still plenty of
pictures, machines, biographies, and chronologies here in MRO. It is
worth a look if you are in Marloboro, but I wouldn't go out of my way
for it.
TG
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| 446.3 | Presumption...? | PEKING::GERRYT | | Tue Oct 12 1993 10:58 | 11 |
| ref.1
I can't just walk in a look around unsupervised! I might meet someone
important, and my wife might be with me!
What work groups remain at the Mill?
Cheers,
Tim
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| 446.4 | They will accomondate your schedule to... | MILPND::CLARK_D | | Tue Oct 12 1993 12:09 | 5 |
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Yes, the Mill still gives tours - call Facilities at DTN 223-2308 to
arrange it.
Dianne
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| 446.5 | | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Tue Oct 12 1993 12:35 | 8 |
| > I can't just walk in a look around unsupervised! I might meet someone
> important, and my wife might be with me!
Eh? I would think that would be a nice experience, not one to be avoided!
No matter -- have fun!
- dave
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| 446.6 | | TWINS::ARMSTRONG | | Tue Oct 12 1993 12:55 | 10 |
| > What work groups remain at the Mill?
The Mill is pretty much completely Full....has
a little bit of everyting in there. Your question
seems to imply you view it as a big, empty set of buildings.
When you walk around in the Mill, you may say 'geez, i'm glad
I dont work here'.....you also might wonder why DEC would
just abandon all that office space.
bob
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| 446.7 | Thanks to all | PEKING::GERRYT | | Thu Oct 14 1993 11:52 | 13 |
| ref.6
Bob,
No I'm not assuming it's empty...yet!
I'm sure we in Dec Park in Reading UK have similar 'space'
problems...some of us call the workspaces 'pig-pens' 'cause they're
just about large enough !
Thanks to all for the info./....i'll contact the Facilities number.
Tim
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| 446.8 | Better directions | TOOK::MORRISON | Bob M. LKG1-3/A11 226-7570 | Thu Nov 04 1993 21:49 | 3 |
| Re getting to the Mill from Boston: It's shorter if you take route 2 west
about 20 miles to route 62 west about 3 miles. Stay on 62 thru Maynard and the
Mill is on the left after the business district. You can't miss it.
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