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International audienceMuseum Victoria possesses the only intact firstgeneration electronic stored program computer left in the world. Realthings, like CSIRAC, are entry portals to a past era. Along withcontemporary documents and records, they are the closest we can get totime travel. They complement historical records. Historical records arenot substitutes for the real thing, neither are replicas or facsimiles.We use real objects in combination with historical and contemporaryknowledge to develop our understanding of the past. The presentationanswers the question implied by the title 'Why the real thing isessential for telling our stories' in two ways. First, it discusses whatwe and future generations gain by conserving and interpreting the realthing on an on-going basis. Second, it gives examples from themuseological work done with CSIRAC and its archive

Why the Real Thing Is Essential for Telling Our Stories