Explore memories and places
Browse the latest public memories preserved at real places, plus curated collections and editorial guides.
Collections
- Biography | Ren Zhengfei | Zhenning to Bantian
- Esports | Apex Legends | ALGS Year 3 Championship
- Tennis History | Grounds and How They Moved | Newport, Kooyong and Roland-Garros
- Esports | Nintendo Tetris (NES) | Classic Tetris World Championship
- Tennis History | Building the Women's Tour | Houston, the Astrodome and Melbourne Park
- [VOID] Biography Sundar Pichai Kharagpur to Mountain View duplicate of 459
- Esports | Call of Duty: Mobile | World Championship
- Tennis History | Who Was Allowed to Enter | Forest Hills, Scotch Plains and Brooklyn
- Biography | Freddy Heineken | Overveen to Noordwijk
- Esports | Brawl Stars | Brawl Stars World Finals
- Tennis History | Opening the Game | Worple Road, Barons Court and Bournemouth
- Tennis History | How the Game Was Opened | Wimbledon, Paris and Bournemouth
Recent memories
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Technology History | 590 Madison Avenue — The Computer in the Shop Window
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Crash Landing on You | Iseltwald Piano Pier — Song for Brother on the Lake
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Technology History | Oak Ridge — The Cabinets Say Cray and the Benchmark Said 1.102
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Technology History | 3000 Hanover Street — The Split That Cost the Company Its Hyphen
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Technology History | Compaq Center West Drive — The Sign Changed and the Buildings Did Not
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Technology History | The Mill at Maynard — The Business Plan That Left Out the Word Computer
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Technology History | Equitable Center — Nineteen Moves, and the Champion Stood Up
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Technology History | Boca Raton — $1,565 Did Not Include a Disk Drive
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Technology History | Akihabara, Tokyo — Four Changes of Stock, One Unchanged Function
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Technology History | IBM Poughkeepsie — The Announcement Promised Delivery Next Year
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Technology History | Institute of Computing Technology, Beijing — Eleven Researchers, a Gatehouse, and Later the ThinkPad
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Technology History | 99 Notre Dame Avenue — Fifty Spinning Discs and a Head That Floated on Air
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Technology History | Cruft Laboratory, Harvard — The Machine Had Been Working Since May
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Technology History | 367 Addison Avenue — A Coin Toss Settled Whose Name Went First
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Technology History | Civic Auditorium, San Francisco — Ninety Minutes in 1968 That Showed the Next Fifty Years
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Technology History | Moore School, Philadelphia — ENIAC Had No Stored Program, and Six Women Wired It by Hand
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Technology History | 165 University Avenue — The Office Google Outgrew in Under a Year
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Technology History | Flint Center — The Computer Came Out of a Bag and Introduced Itself
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Semiconductor History | Sderot Yahalom, 27 March 1996 — Israel Makes a $608 Million Bet on Intel's Fab 18
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Semiconductor History | 4500 South Dobson Road, 8 February 2017 — Intel Restarts the Empty Fab 42
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Semiconductor History | 4500 South Dobson Road, 1996 — Fab 12 Copies a Process Into the Arizona Desert
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Semiconductor History | Collinstown Industrial Park, 1989 — Leixlip Becomes Intel's European Manufacturing Base
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Semiconductor History | 2501 NE Century Boulevard, 2013 — D1X Makes Oregon Intel's Process Laboratory
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Semiconductor History | 台積電 AP8, 南科 — The Panel Fab That Became a Packaging Plant