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11/01/2026

New month, new reasons to visit Mimms Museum! 🍂

From upcoming programs to more tech history to explore, there's plenty to add to your November plans

Check out what's coming up and find your next excuse to stop by!

10/31/2026

👀 Whatever you do, don’t wander into the dark…

Meet the Grue, one of the most famous monsters from Zork, an early computer game on display at Mimms Museum. The Grue lurks in the darkness, waiting for anyone foolish enough to explore without a light source 😈

This is your Halloween reminder: sometimes the scariest thing in tech is what you can’t see.

Would you survive the darkness of Zork? 🎃

10/26/2026

Who says your Halloween costume can’t be inspired by technology? 🎃

When Robo Emma and her friend joined us for an exclusive preview of iNSPIRE earlier this year, they showed up in the cutest handmade costumes inspired by Apple’s colorful G3 era, including the iBook G3 they’re holding 💻✨

From the translucent, colorful designs of the iBook G3 to the iconic iMac G3, Apple brought a playful approach to technology that made these computers instantly recognizable.

Consider this your sign to take some fashion inspiration from tech history.

10/23/2026

🎧 How many of these iPods did you own?

From the original iPod that put 1,000 songs in your pocket to the colorful nano, tiny shuffle and touchscreen iPod touch, the iPod went through quite the evolution.

For iPod Day, we’re taking a look at the evolution of one of Apple’s most iconic products, all in one wall at "iNSPIRE: 50 Years of Innovation from Apple."

Which one was your favorite?✨

10/22/2026

Some artifacts arrive in boxes. This one drove in 🚗⚡

Flashback to the day our DeLorean arrived at Mimms Museum, with Karin behind the wheel and one very memorable drive through the museum doors.

In honor of Back to the Future Day, we’re going back to the day this piece of pop culture history became part of the collection.

10/21/2026

10/20/2026

Round two, but this time, it's the finished product! 🍎

Ken Doe of Computer Clan is back at Mimms Museum to explore "iNSPIRE: 50 Years of Innovation from Apple." During his first visit, the exhibition was still a work in progress. Now, he’s back to see it all come together!

From Apple prototypes to the stories behind iconic innovations, Ken takes viewers on a tour through decades of Apple history and the evolution of personal computing.

Ready for a closer look? 🎥 Watch the full tour on Computer Clan's YouTube channel:

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10/16/2026

🍎 What’s inside a tech history time capsule?

For Steve Jobs Day, Lonnie is opening up original Apple II schematics that were once displayed at his Apple pop-up in 2013. These documents date back to September and October 1977, and some even have handwritten changes marked with initials and dates.

Nearly 50 years later, we’re getting a closer look at the details behind one of Apple’s earliest computers.

Come see prototypes of the Apple II in our newest exhibition, "iNSPIRE: 50 Years of Innovation from Apple."

10/14/2026

Meet Becah 👋

We’re kicking off a new series where our staff share some of their favorite artifacts at Mimms Museum—and her pick is the Tempest 🎮

Released in 1980, Tempest put players in a geometric tunnel, using a rotary k**b (not a joystick!) to move their spaceship around the edge while battling enemies.

But what makes it especially cool? Its glowing, wireframe look was created using Atari’s vector display technology, bringing together computer programming, mathematics, game design and art in one very ’80s package.

And for a limited time, you can see it for yourself in the Rotunda👀

Stay tuned for more staff favorites!

10/13/2026

💻 Long before modern computers existed, Ada Lovelace was imagining what machines could do.

Today, we’re celebrating her contributions to the history of computing and the ideas that helped shape the technology we know today.

What do you think Ada would make of today’s technology?

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5000 Commerce Parkway
Roswell, GA
30076

Opening Hours

Wednesday	12pm - 5pm
Thursday	12pm - 5pm
Friday	12pm - 5pm
Saturday	12pm - 5pm
Sunday	12pm - 5pm

Telephone

(770) 695-0651

Website

https://mimmsmuseum.org/

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