MUSEUM EXHIBITS
CUPERTINO: From The Ohlone To Crossroads To Incorporation
On View mid-October 2021 Till Present
Homage to the Information Technology Revolution: 1975 to 1985
On View June 2019 - September 2021



A series of video interviews with the players of the time—including John Sculley, Allan Alcorn, Daniel Kottke, Jack Tramiel, Chuck Peddle, Lee Felsenstein, and Steve Wozniak—took visitors through the exhibition’s machines that made the history of the IT Revolution. Among them, the Programma 101 (Italy, Olivetti, 1965) and a very rare Apple-1 (Usa, Apple, 1976) complete with its original kit: the only “survivor” (there are no other examples known) with the original box sent from the Los Altos garage at Steve Jobs parents’ house, the original invoice featuring “Steven” as the salesman, a personal letter from Mr. Jobs to the customer and one of the first BASIC tapes without an Apple logo. For the first time in its history, the toolbox Steve Wozniak used to assemble the Apple-1 was on display with his creation. The teaser trailer for the exhibit is here.
This exhibit would not have been possible without the generosity of Marco Boglione and his staff.
John Doyle's Las Palmas Winery Exhibit
On View July 2011 - July 2012
This new exhibit uncovers the rich wine history of early Cupertino. Join us this summer and learn more about John Doyle and his state of the art winery.

Valley of Heart's Delight Exhibit
On View [September 2011] - October 8, 2011
Come learn about Cupertino’s agricultural past. Learn more about when we were called the Valley of Heart’s Delight instead of Silicon Valley.

California Woman Suffrage Centennial Exhibit
On View August 2011 - December 2011
