System Source has a computer museum displaying technology from the inception of computing. Founders Bob Roswell and Maury Weinstein opened ComputerLand, a predecessor to System Source, in 1981. Rapid advances in technology in the early 1980’s made some ComputerLand inventory obsolete before it could be sold. Bob and Maury’s old ComputerLand store on Redwood Street had a bank vault in the basement, so they filled it with vintage tech. Today, Bob exhibits the extensive collection in a museum space within System Source, an IT systems integrator in Hunt Valley, Maryland. Bob enjoys leading tour groups, sharing his memories of vintage computers and learning from his guests’ experiences.
The Flying Ivories belt out an all-request dueling piano show that’s part music, part comedy and all fun Why? The audience controls the set list! So no two shows are ever the same, and every show features a rotating roster of the most sought-after performers in the country, hailing from Broadway to Vegas Whether you like Billy Joel or Beyoncé, Johnny Cash or Katy…
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Nestled between the Gunpowder and Patapsco rivers, Baltimore County offers some of the best outdoor recreation destinations on the East Coast
After a long week in the office, you’ll want to get outside and explore the great outdoors Not sure where to start?
Nestled between the Gunpowder and Patapsco rivers, Baltimore County is home to an extensive network of waterways and trails with some of the best outdoor recreation destinations…
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