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"The Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad, commonly known as simply the Milwaukee Road, is best remembered for its Hiawatha passenger trains and electrified main line known as the Pacific Coast Extension or PCE."
Organs and organ music for church, home and theater. A reference source by Colin Pykett
Lots and lots of articles on (mostly English church) organs, organ technology and organ tuning.
to church electronics history music organ retrotech temperament tuning ... on 27 August 2016
London-based electromechical technology museum: they collect and restore things like generator sets and lifts. I came here via the excellent section on Compton church organs (the British equivalent of Hammond, using interestingly different technology).
to compton electric electronics history london museum organ retrotech ... on 27 August 2016
"The Hidden Palace is a community dedicated to the preservation of video game development media (such as prototypes, hardware, source code, artwork, and more)." Very much console- and 90s-focussed.
to games history retrocomputing source ... on 09 July 2016
The antidote to horrid Web 2.0 sites. (Semi-seriously -- there's lots of interesting stuff here!)
to history museum radio retrocomputing retrotech tv ... on 21 June 2016
Games that aren't in MAME -- in some cases because they don't actually exist ("Rhinoceros Bar Command").
David Haywood's Homepage | MAME work and other stuff
Blog from one of the MAME authors with detailed descriptions of what's new in each release -- the yearly summaries here are great.
to arcade games history mame retrocomputing ... on 01 May 2016
CHIPFLIP | chipmusic and 8-bit art
Various interesting articles about the demoscene and its impact on modern music. The "where are they now" list is very interesting...
to demo demoscene history music retrocomputing ... on 31 March 2016
Some anecdotes on early MAME development.
to amusements emulation history mame ... on 19 March 2016
Nitrate Film Interest Group | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
A project to identify unlabelled films -- with a remarkable amount of success. Plus the screenshots are interesting to look through.
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tasty by Adam Sampson.