Guide to the Robert W. Taylor Papers M2281
Brian Bethel
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
2018
Green Library
557 Escondido Mall
Stanford 94305-6064
specialcollections@stanford.edu
Language of Material:
English
Contributing Institution:
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Robert W. Taylor papers
Creator:
Taylor, R. W. (Robert William), 1932-2017
source:
Taylor, Kurt H.
Identifier/Call Number: M2281
Physical Description:
22.2 Linear Feet
44 boxes
Physical Description:
2.5 terabyte(s)
CLOSED until processed
Date (inclusive): 1932-2017
Abstract: Papers and materials related to the work and life of Robert W. Taylor. Topics covered include ARPA and the birth of Arpanet;
Xerox PARC, particularly the Computer Science Laboratory and the Systems Science Laboratory; and Digital Equipment Corporation's
Systems Research Laboratory.
Conditions Governing Access
Open for research. Note that material must be requested at least 36 hours in advance of intended use. Audiovisual materials
are not available in original format, and must be reformatted to a digital use copy. Born-digital material in Series 14's
hard drive is CLOSED until processed.
Conditions Governing Use
While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not
an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. Any transmission
or reproduction beyond that allowed by fair use requires permission from the owners of rights, heir(s) or assigns.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
This collection was given by Kurt H. Taylor to Stanford University, Special Collections in October, 2017.
Preferred Citation
[identification of item], Robert W. Taylor papers (M2281). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford
University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.
Biographical / Historical
Robert William Taylor (February 10th, 1932 – April 13th, 2017) was a project manager, executive director, and laboratory chief
known for overseeing a number of advances in personal computing and internet technology throughout the tenure of his career.
Though not a trained computer scientist, Robert Taylor worked with many influential teams, engineers, and scientists in the
world of computer technology, including J.C.R. Licklider, Charles Thacker, Butler Lampson, Alan Kay, Paul Baran, Douglas Engelbart,
Robert Metcalfe, Ivan Sutherland, and Leslie Lamport.
Taylor's directorial and managerial work at the Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), Xerox's
Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), and Digital Equipment Corporation's Systems Research Center (SRC) from the 1960s through
the 1990s put him at the center of the early days of the internet and personal computing; he was directly involved with such
influential technology and systems as ARPAnet (the predecessor to the modern internet), Ethernet, the computer mouse, graphical
user interfaces, the Xerox Alto (considered the world's first personal computer), WYSIWYG word processing, and laser printers.
Born in Dallas, Texas in 1932, Taylor graduated from Mercedes High School in Mercedes, Texas in 1948 at the age of 16. He
attended Southern Methodist University before joining the US Naval Reserve. After his active service ended, Taylor returned
to college and eventually earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees in psychology from the University of Texas at Austin. Taylor
went on to take a number of engineering and research positions with companies such as Martin Marietta and ACF Industries before
taking a position as project manager at NASA's Office of Advanced Research and Technology in Washington, D.C.. In 1962, while
working at NASA as a project manager, Taylor directed funding towards Douglas Engelbart's "oN-Line System" (NLS) project at
Stanford Research Institute (later SRI International), which led to innovations such as the computer mouse and hypertext.
In 1966, Robert Taylor joined the Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), then the nation's largest
computer systems research effort. At ARPA, Taylor worked under J.C.R. Licklider at the Information Processing Techniques Office.
Licklider, known for his influential 1960 article "Man-Computer Symbiosis", shared a background in psychology and psychoacoustics
with Taylor, and the pair authored the article "The Computer as a Communication Device" in 1968. During his tenure at ARPA,
Taylor conceived of and oversaw ARPAnet, an attempt to connect different research networks under Taylor's purview that became
the technical foundation for the internet.
In 1970, Taylor moved to the Silicon Valley to join Xerox's new Palo Alto Research Center, which became known as Xerox PARC.
As laboratory chief of Xerox PARC's Computer Science Laboratory (CSL), Taylor brought in a number of engineers and designers
whom he knew from his research funding work at ARPA, including Butler Lampson, Charles Thacker, and Alan Kay. Taylor's team
developed the Alto, considered the first personal computer as well as the basic model for later personal computing innovations
such as Apple's Lisa computer and Microsoft's Windows system.
After a series of disagreements with Xerox's executive management, Taylor resigned from his position at the company in 1983.
His departure preceded a number of resignations from Xerox PARC, including engineers who came to join Taylor at his new position
at Digital Equipment Corporation's Systems Research Center (SRC) in Palo Alto. Other members of Taylor's CSL team went on
to do innovative work at companies such as Microsoft, Adobe Systems, 3Com, Sun Microsystems, and Apple. Taylor remained at
Digital SRC until his retirement in 1996. Amongst the projects he oversaw at Digital SRC was AltaVista, an early internet
search engine that achieved considerable popularity in the late 1990s.
Robert W. Taylor was awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation in 1999 and the National Academy of Engineering's
Draper Prize in 2004, both in recognition of his contributions to the development of the internet and modern computing. In
2010, the University of Texas at Austin established the Robert W. Taylor Endowed Presidential Fellowship in Taylor's honor.
He was additionally named an Association for Computer Machinery (ACM) Fellow in 1994 and a Fellow of the Computer History
Museum in 2013.
Scope and Contents
The Robert W. Taylor papers contain memoranda, correspondence, technical documentation and specifications, photographs, slides,
negatives, newspaper and magazine clippings, printed emails, notes, and a variety of media on tape and disc. The materials
included range from 1932, the year of Taylor's birth, until 2017, the year of his death, with the bulk of the materials related
to his work at the Department of Defense from 1966 – 1969, at Xerox PARC from 1970 – 1983, and at Digital SRC from 1983 –
1996.
The papers contain significant documentation related to Digital SRC's equipment, facilities, staff, and marketing materials,
with the 1990s at Digital SRC extensively represented through photographs, slides, and negatives. There are numerous publications
written by Robert W. Taylor as well as articles about him or referring to him in newspapers, magazines, alumni documents,
and award announcements. Items related to Taylor's National Medal of Technology and the associated ceremony, as well as other
recognition he received later in life, are also included, as are various documents related to Taylor's employment at Howey
Academy, the University of Utah, NASA, ACF Industries, and Martin Marietta, as well as his military service.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
ARPANET (Computer network)
Silicon Valley
Computer science.
Internet--History
Computer industry--United States--History
Taylor, Kurt H.
Xerox Corporation. Palo Alto Research Center
Digital Equipment Corporation. Systems Research Center
Xerox PARC (Firm)
Licklider, J. C. R.
Series 1. Biographical and Personal Files
box 19, folder 7
Robert W. Taylor Memorial Pamphlet
box 19, folder 6
LaeRoc Income Fund Materials
box 30, object 9
"CBI-OH 154 Robert Taylor Duplicate, 1 of 3" Cassette Tape
box 30, object 10
"CBI-OH 154 Robert Taylor Duplicate, 2 of 3" Cassette Tape
box 30, object 11
"CBI-OH 154 Robert Taylor Duplicate, 3 of 3" Cassette Tape
box 25, folder 1 - 2
Photos and Contact Sheets of Robert W. Taylor
box 23, folder 3
Touch Football Game Photos
box 18, folder 15
Letter from Paul Baran, 2004
box 31, object 2 - 3
"Wells Fargo Nikko Investment Advisors 1992 Client Colloquium" Videocassette
box 7, folder 7
Licklider Obituary, Letters from Louise Licklider, etc.
box 3, folder 1
Statement of Personal History
box 20, object 1
Address File in Metal Box
box 21
Daily Planners (Unfoldered)
1964 - 1996
Scope and Contents
Not every year represented.
box 1, folder 6
Diploma from Mercedes High School
box 22, folder 1 - 2
Two Instantaneous Discs Recorded in San Antonio, Texas
1945
Scope and Contents
One disc is labeled "Bobby Taylor - Jimminy Cricket -- Rounded Up in Glory, June 26th, 1945".
box 1, folder 2
Standard Certificate of Birth
Series 2. Department of Defense/ARPA
box 23, folder 5
"Bob's Photo of Arpanet Group"
box 17, folder 8
"An Historical Study of the Beginnings of Packet Switching"
box 16, folder 22
"The ARPA/MRDC Computer Lab"
1971
box 4, folder 8
'A History of the ARPANET'
1981
box 3, folder 14
Post-Government Employment Activities
box 3, folder 6
Expressions of Appreciation - ARPA
box 3, folder 3
DOD Computer Institute
1966
box 2, folder 13
"Intergalactic Computer Network" Memo
box 2, folder 11
DOD Passports and Documents
box 1, folder 10
Certificate for Education and Training
box 1, folder 8
Official Department of Defense Record
box 31, object 4
"Xerox PARC - 22 minutes of Bob Taylor 1976 - 1980" Betacam Tape
box 26, folder 4 - 11
"PARC 1983 + 1984, Random" Slides
box 26, folder 1 - 3
"1983 PARC Helicopter" Slides
box 16, folder 18
Letters from Squires re: Xerox Resignation
box 16, folder 17
PUP and TCP Chronology - J.F. Schoch
box 16, folder 16
"If Youth Knew, If Age Could"
box 16, folder 15
Thacker - "The Xerox Alto Architecture", 2013
box 16, folder 14
CSL Staff Research Interests
box 16, folder 13
"What Might CSL Do in the Next Ten Years?"
box 16, folder 11
Xerox PARC Activities Report, 1970
box 8, folder 6
"Software/Systems Seminar"
1978
box 8, folder 5
"Graphic System Notebook" File
1973 - 1974
box 8, folder 4
"Display Study Memos and Reports"
1972 - 1973
box 8, folder 1
'BCC' File: "Preliminary Proposal for a Systems Group Within Xerox PARC'
box 7, folder 13
Dealer Minutes
1972
Scope and Contents
Chronological list of included memos:
1/19/72 (memo of 2/11/72)
1/26/72 (memo of 2/9/72)
2/2/72 (memo of 2/9/72)
2/9/72 (memo of 2/14/72; "before editing" summary, no date)
2/16/72 (memo of 2/22/72; 2/17/72 draft)
2/21/72 (memo of 3/21/72)
2/23/72 (memo of 5/10/72)
2/29/72 (memo of 3/2/72)
3/7/72 (memo of 4/21/72)
3/14/72 (memo of 5/15/72)
3/21/72 (memo of the same date)
3/28/73 (memo of 3/29/72)
4/4/72 (memo of 4/5/72)
4/11/72 (memo of 4/14/72)
4/18/72 (memo of the same date)
4/25/72 (memo of 4/28/72)
5/2/72 (memo of 5/8/72)
5/7/72 (memo of 5/15/72)
5/9/72 (memo of 5/11/72)
7/25/72 (memo of the same date)
8/15/72 (memo of the same date)
9/5/72 (memo of 9/22/72)
9/12/72 (memo of 9/28/72; draft)
9/19/72 (memo of 9/21/72)
10/3/72 (memo of the same date)
10/10/72 (announcement of 10/6/72; memo of 11/6/72; unpublished version of Dealer Minutes for 10/10/72; a draft of Minutes)
box 7, folder 12
Dealer Minutes
1973
Scope and Contents
Chronological list of included memos:
5/8/73 (memo of the same date)
5/15/73 (memo of the same date)
5/29/73 (memo of the same date)
6/5/73 (memo of the same date)
6/19/73 (memo of 6/20/73)
6/26/73 (memo of 6/28/73)
7/3/73 (memo of 7/5/73)
7/10/73 (memo of the same date)
7/17/73 (memo of the same date)
7/24/73 (memo of the same date)
7/31/73 (memo of the same date; revised 8/02/73)
8/7/73 (memo of the same date)
8/14/73 (memo of 8/15/73)
8/21/73 (memo of the same date)
8/28/73 (memo of 8/29/73)
9/4/73 (memo of the same date)
9/11/73 (memo of 9/13/73)
9/?/73 (memo of 9/25/73)
10/02/73 (memo of the same date)
10/19/73 (memo of the same date)
10/?/73 (memo of 10/16/73)
10/23/73 (memo of the same date)
10/30/73 (memo of the same date)
11/6/73 (memo of 11/7/73)
11/13/73 (memo of 11/16/73)
12/04/73 (no date)
box 7, folder 11
Dealer Minutes
1974
Scope and Contents
Chronological list of included memos:
1/?/74 (memo of 1/9/74)
1/15/74 (announcement of 1/11/74)
2/5/74 (announcement of 2/4/74)
2/12/74 (announcement of 2/11/74; memo of 2/13/74)
2/19/74 (memo of 2/25/74)
2/26/74 (memo of 2/26/74)
3/5/74 (memo of 3/7/74)
3/12/74 (announcement of 3/7/74; memo of 3/13/74)
3/19/74 (announcement of 3/18/74; memo of 3/22/74)
3/?/74 (announcement of 3/19/74)
3/26/74 (memo of 3/30/74)
4/1/74 (memo of 4/2/74)
4/9/74 (announcement of 4/4/74)
4/?/74 (memo of 4/11/74)
4/16/74 (memo of 4/17/74)
4/23/74 (memo of the same date)
4/30/74 (memo of the same date)
5/7/74 (memo of the same date)
5/14/74 (memo of the same date)
5/21/74 (memo of the same date)
5/28/74 (memo of the same date)
6/4/74 (memo of the same date)
6/11/74 (announcement of 6/10/74; memo of 6/11/74)
6/18/74 (announcement of 6/17/74; memo of 6/24/74; memo about the visitor control is attached; handwritten draft of the content
of the Dealer Minutes of 6/18/74 from J. Elkind; first version of the memo of 6/21/74)
6/25/74 (memo of 6/27/74)
7/2/74 (announcement of 6/27/74; memo of 7/2/74)
7/9/74 (memo of 7/10/74)
7/16/74 (memo of the same date)
7/23/74 (memo of 7/24/74)
7/30/74 (memo of the same date)
8/6/74 (handwritten; no date)
8/13/74 (announcement of 7/19/74; announcement of 8/11)
8/20/74 (memo of the same date)
11/19/74 (announcement of 11/15/74)
12/10/74 (announcement of 12/4/74)
box 6, folder 13
Letters to Kearns and Misc. CSL Notes
box 6, folder 12
CSL Publications List - 1973 - 1983
box 6, folder 7
Butler W. Lampson on Systems Design
box 5, folder 17
Structure of Computer Science
1981
box 5, folder 8
Ethernet Memo, CSL Hardware Activity Memo
1975
box 5, folder 2
Expressions of Appreciation - PARC
box 34, object 1
"SRC Archival Pix" CD Binder
Scope and Contents
Approximately 60 discs with Digital SRC-related photos and other media. Appears to include duplicates from other Digital SRC
photo files.
box 32, object 8
"Bob Taylor (Dub)" Videocassette
box 32, object 3
"SRC Construction and 5 Year Interview with Butler Lampson, 1984"
box 31, object 1
"Corp Research DECWORLD Media Briefing" Videocassette
1990-07-16
box 30, object 7
"SRC Skating 19 Nov 86" DV Tape
box 29, folder 16
Unidentified Equipment Slides
box 29, folder 7 - 8
"SRC Exterior Outtakes 9097" Slides
box 29, folder 1 - 2
"Fire Fly Show Set 8902" Slides
box 28, folder 17 - 18
"PEX Selects 8222" Slides
box 28, folder 13 - 14
"Reading Room Jan. '97" Slides
box 28, folder 11 - 12
"SRC Exterior Outs" Slides
box 28, folder 7 - 8
"B.T.S. Atkins Hector Project Extra May '92" Slides
box 28, folder 5 - 6
"B.T.S. Atkins Hector Project Repro Set May '92" Slides
box 28, folder 3 - 4
"Projection Set Hector 1991" Slides
box 27, folder 20
"Reading Room Jan. 97" Slides
box 27, folder 16 - 17
"Fire Fly PCB Outs" Slides
box 27, folder 14 - 15
"Fire Fly Show Set 5988" Slides
box 27, folder 10 - 11
"Manasse August 1996" Slides
box 27, folder 7
"AN1 + AN2 June 1998" Slides
box 26, folder 19 - 20
"Multi Flavors - 1974" Slides
box 24, folder 7
Robert W. Taylor Retirement Party
box 24, folder 5 - 6
SRC Equipment Photos and Negatives
box 24, folder 4
SRC Photos - Miscellaneous
box 24, folder 3
SRC Photos - Intern Picnic, 1996
box 24, folder 1
SRC Photos - Parties and Events
box 23, folder 4
Digital SRC Building Facade Photo
box 19, folder 8
DEC Workshop 3-Ring Binder Contents - 1994
box 16, folder 10
SRC - Record Inventory Transmittal
box 16, folder 9
SRC - "Announcing Our Existence" Memo
box 16, folder 7
Digital SRC Consulting Agreement
box 16, folder 6
DEC Property Removal Pass
box 16, folder 5
Compaq SRC Phone Directory
box 16, folder 3
DEC Severance and Consulting Agreements
box 15, folder 4
SRC Equipment Photos - "History of SRC"
box 15, folder 1 - 3
SRC Equipment Photos, 2 of 2
box 14, folder 1 - 4
SRC Equipment Photos, 1 of 2
box 13, folder 4
SRC - Air Conditioner Change
box 12, folder 4
SRC - A.V. Feasibility Study
box 11, folder 5
SRC - Labels, 1990 - 1995
box 11, folder 2
Misc. SRC Papers and Publications
box 11, folder 1
Misc. SRC Memos, Notes, and Drafts
box 10, folder 26
"A Kernel Language for Modules and Abstract Data Types"
box 10, folder 25
"Optimal Point Location in a Monotone Subdivision"
box 10, folder 22
SRC - Retirement Party Photos
box 10, folder 20
Internetworking - Table of Contents
box 10, folder 13
Biographical Sketch of SRCers
1991
box 10, folder 11
SRC - Promotions Criteria and Job Descriptions
box 10, folder 6
"Dear Candidate" Letter
1985
box 9, folder 13
"Ranking Criteria for Research", etc.
1984
box 9, folder 10
"Getting Started at SRC"
1984
box 9, folder 9
"Wall Street Journal," p. 5
1983-12-22
Series 5. Writing About Robert W. Taylor
box 19, folder 10
Newspaper Articles on RWT
box 17, folder 17
"The Alcalde", July/August 2010
box 17, folder 16
"The Alcalde", May/June 2010
box 17, folder 15
"The Alcalde", March/April 2010
box 17, folder 13
"The Phi Gamma Delta", Spring 2004
box 17, folder 12
"The Phi Gamma Delta", Spring 2003
box 17, folder 10
"The Massachusetts Historical Review", 2000
box 17, folder 9
"Scientific American", April 2000
box 17, folder 6
Paul Baran Wired Interview and Letter
box 17, folder 5
Misc. MacWeek Publications
box 10, folder 5
"Information Week", p. 59
1985-03-18
box 10, folder 2
"The Economist", p. 87
1984
box 9, folder 17
"Digital Review", p. 15
1984
box 9, folder 8
Digital SRC News Clippings
1983 - 1984
box 7, folder 6
"Mercedes Enterprise", p. 8
1991-04-10
box 7, folder 4
"Fumbling the Future" draft
1986
box 6, folder 19
History Notes from IEEE Spectrum
1985
box 6, folder 18
"Computers & Electronics"
1984
box 6, folder 17
"High Tech Brain Drain"
1984-08-13
box 6, folder 9
"Businessweek", p. 114B
1983-05-09
box 6, folder 8
"Businessweek", p. 138
1983-03-28
box 4, folder 1
'Newseek' - p. 56
1994-08-08
Series 6. Writing By or Featuring Robert W.Taylor
box 23, folder 1
"Science and Technology" Oversize Illustrations
box 7, folder 10
"Science & Technology"
1968
box 17, folder 1
"Computer Science - Quo Vadis?"
box 10, folder 10
Letters to the Editor
1986
box 7, folder 9
Publications and Reprints of "On the Relation of Interactive Computing..."
box 6, folder 1
"What is Computer Science?"
box 5, folder 15
"Computer Science in a Decade"
1980
box 4, folder 5
Plans for Experimental, Interactive Computer Network
box 3, folder 16
Time Magazine Letters to the Editor
1994
Series 7. Awards and Recognition
box 19, folder 1
Draper Prize Correspondence
box 18, folder 17
UT-Austin Correspondence and Publicity
box 18, folder 16
Draper Prize Notification
box 18, folder 12
National Medal of Science Ceremony Program
box 18, folder 11
Internet Hall of Fame Certificate
box 18, folder 10
Student Technology Round Table Pamphlet
box 18, folder 8
Washington Post Article on National Medal Ceremony
box 18, folder 6
National Medal Ceremony Photos from White House
box 18, folder 5
National Medal of Technology Ceremony Briefings
box 18, folder 4
National Medals of Science and Technology Invitation
box 18, folder 3
National Medal of Technology Misc. Documents
box 18, folder 2
National Medal of Technology Slides
box 18, folder 1
National Medal of Technology Award Announcement
box 17, folder 7
Draper Prize Publications
box 17, folder 4
Computer History Museum Tribute, 2010
box 10, folder 23
UT Austin Nomination
1996
Series 8. Conferences, Lectures, etc.
box 30, object 8
"Bob Taylor Speech Bermuda 10/12/89" Cassette Tape
box 32, object 6
"Some Reflections on Early History - J.C.R. Licklider"
January 1, 1986
box 32, object 2
"ACM History of Personal Workstations Conference - Conference Exerpts" Videocassette
box 32, object 1
"History of Personal Workstations - Alan Kay, 1986" Videocassette
box 22, folder 3
"Trellis Data Compression" Eva-Tone flexidisc
box 19, folder 2
"History of Personal Workstations" Labels
box 16, folder 23
ACM Conference on the History of Personal Workstations
box 10, folder 17
CRA Workshop - Quail Lodge
1994-02-08 - 1994-02-11
box 7, folder 3
History of Personal Workstations Conference - 1986
1986
box 6, folder 2
Conferences - 1970s - 1980s
Series 9. Computer Program Manuals & Instructions
box 8, folder 8
"Laurel Manual" File
1981
box 8, folder 3
"Topics in Computer Graphics" - Sproull
1971
box 8, folder 2
"DEC System10 Mathematical Language Handbook"
1972
box 5, folder 11
"Bravo Course Outline"
1978
box 4, folder 6
TENEX Executive Language
1971
Series 10. Related Publications
box 17, folder 18
"Communications of the ACM", 2010
box 17, folder 14
"The Phi Gamma Delta", Spring 2010
box 16, folder 24
Publications on JCR Licklider
box 16, folder 21
Herzfeld - "The Information Age is Upon Us..."
box 6, folder 5
"A New Breed: The Software Engineer"
1981
box 6, folder 4
"Perlis' Programming Epigrams"
1980
box 6, folder 3
General Interest Reprints
box 5, folder 5
Computers and Automation - Reports
box 5, folder 4
Knuth's 'The Dangers of Computer Science Theory'
1971
box 4, folder 2
'Problem Areas in Waveform Processing'
box 3, folder 15
'Technology and the Military'
1983
box 3, folder 4
"What is Computer Science" and Carnegie Mellon Papers
box 2, folder 14
"The Compatible Time-Sharing System" - M.I.T.
1963
box 2, folder 8
General Interest Reprints - Psychology
box 2, folder 2
Papers and Reprints in Acoustics
box 10, folder 24
Digital/Compaq Consulting
box 2, folder 4
Howey Academy
1959 - 1960
Series 12. Miscellaneous Media, Slides, etc.
box 33, object 3
"Packaging TNT" Dysan Floppy Disk
1988-05-16
box 33, object 2
Data DVDs
Scope and Contents
Approximately 20 data DVDs.
box 33, object 1
Data CDs
Scope and Contents
Approximately 65 data CDs
box 35, folder 1
"Apocrypha" 3/4" Film Reel (Master)
1987-12-11
box 35, folder 2
"Apocrypha" 3/4" Video Reel (Edited Master)
1987-12-11
box 32, object 7
"The Apocrypha of HPW" Videocassette
box 32, object 5
"Hammer Falls" Videocassette
1993-05-14
box 32, object 4
"The History of the Future" Videocassette
box 31, object 7
"Noam Chomsky: US Foreign Policy in a Globalized World" Videocassette
box 31, object 6
"Sam Fuller" Videocassette
box 31, object 5
"NOVA - The Machine that Changed the World" Videocassette
box 28, folder 9 - 10
Unidentified Equipment Slides
box 26, folder 15 - 16
Unidentified Equipment Slides
box 25, folder 4
Unidentified Photos and Contact Sheets
Series 13. Born and Acquired Digital
Scope and Contents
Scrapbook loaned by family for scanning and returned. Images are available on Searchworks:
https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/12198079
https://purl.stanford.edu/qz233gr6650
2.5 terabytes of digital collection material (hard drive with digitized photos, video and audio) is CLOSED until processed.
Series 14. Accession 2019-435
Box 39, Folder 1
25th Anniversary of ARPANET
1994
Box 39, Folder 2
CMU (Carnegie Mellon University)
1985
Box 39, Folder 6
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR)
1987-1990
Box 40, Folder 1
Correspondence
Scope and Contents
Consists of only film
Box 40, Folder 2
CRA Distribution
1984-1987
Box 40, Folder 3
CRA Staff Distribution
1984-1985
Box 40, Folder 4
The Cray X-MP Series
1972-1984
Box 40, Folder 6
Future Directions in Computing
1984-1986
Box 40, Folder 10
Interoffice Memos
1983-1989
Box 41, Folder 3
MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
1984-1993
Box 42, Folder 1
Newspaper Clips/Articles
1984-1986
Box 42, Folder 2
Newspaper Clips/Articles
1984-1988
Box 42, Folder 3
Newspaper Clips/Articles
1986-1995
Box 42, Folder 4
Press: Year of Headlines
November 28th, 1988
Box 43, Folder 5
Stanford Computer Forum
1984-1991
Box 43, Folder 6
Stanford Donations
March 1989
Box 43, Folder 7
Technology Transfer
September 8th, 1986
Box 43, Folder 8
TMC Technology Strategy Summary
1984
