Welcome to The Internet Museum.

The museum was founded in 2006 by two colleagues who sought to create a place where artifacts of the Internet's golden age would be preserved. Today the founders remain the principle trustees of The Internet Museum.

Trustees

Sara Holoubek
Ms. Holoubek, an interactive industry advisor, has been collecting rare Internet artifacts since 1999 with the intent of some day building The Internet Museum. Her tireless efforts to curate her collection and create a permanent home became a reality in 2006 when she met Morgan Friedman.

S. Morgan Friedman
Mr. Friedman has been archiving aspects of life usually lost -- such as fleeting conversations and lost languages -- since 1994. He also runs a software development company in Buenos Aires.

General Information

Directions
The Internet Museum is located in the heart of the World Wide Web. Our address is www.theinternetmuseum.com.

Hours
Open late, every day. In fact, we are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Collections
Collections are updated on a regular basis. Come back daily to see new featured works.

Admissions
Admission to The Internet Museum is free. Children and senior citizens (65 and older) are half price.

Luggage Policy
Luggage is not allowed into the Museum and cannot be checked in at the Museum's coat-check facilities.

Membership
Membership is free and open to the public.

International Visitors
The Internet Museum's maps, brochures and tours are currently only available in English.

Food
Food is not allowed in the Internet Museum so as to protect the works. We also highly advised that you do not try to handle the objects, as your screen will suffer.