This is the landmark event at The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) at Bletchley Park where we remembered the life and achievements of Tommy Flowers with ‘Preserving the legacy of Tommy Flowers: Uncovering Lost Histories of Mid-20th Century Computing Innovation’.

In collaboration with Bletchley park, Garry Hunter, founder of the Tommy Flowers Puthe Tommy Flowers Foundation, organised the launch event. This event was also attended by IHUL’s director, Brendon Noble.

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IHUL celebrates legacy of computing pioneer at Bletchley Park event – Institute for Healthy Urban Living