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74378 Diary Entries from 1951

Home > LEO Computers > Lyons Electronic Office (LEO) Archive > CMLEO/DC - David Caminer Papers > Writings - Lectures, ... pers and Publications > 74378 Diary Entries from 1951

Six entries from David Caminer's diary, dated 1951. Five entries written by David relating to his work at LEO Computers. One entry written by his wife retelling a story of taking Hilary, their daughter, to a party at Cadby Hall where, after almost being denied entry, was frightened of the clowns.

Copyright: Hilary Caminer

Date : 5th January 1951 to 9th February 1951

Physical Description : 1 file, 6 items; scanned documents

Provenance :
Collected by Hilary Caminer

Archive References : CMLEO/DC/LP/74378 , CCH LI 97

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH74378. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

Scan of Document: 74378 Diary Entries from 1951

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