The Ford Museum computer display

I visited the (Henry) Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI this weekend - first time in about a year. They had an interesting display on how technology affects culture, starting out with books and magazines, running through radio and television, up to personal computers in the 80's. They had a "typical teenagers" room set up - complete with an Apple IIc, 9" screen, and Imagewriter II. They also had an original Mac 128 or 512 behind glass, the home Pong machine, and a selection of electronic games like Mattel Football, the Tomy Tutor, the Wizard, and others. It was a neat display, if not a bit limited in breadth. The Ford used to have an awesome display of old telephone and telegraph equipment, including a complete turn-of-the-last-century switchboard from a small local exchange. They mothballed the whole thing, but the huge display on aviation they replaced it with is pretty neat. They also had a large antique steam engine operating on compressed air for a while. It's pretty impressive seeing a 20' iron flywheel spinning using nothing but air.