Arcturus Publishing , London, includes a section on the Lyons/LEO place in the story of computing, and includes photo of LEO, Chapter 6, pages 106 to 110. Sir Dermot Turing is a nephew of Alan Turing, and 12 Baronet Turing. The book provides a comprehensive and readable account of the story of computing from abacus to a glimpse of how the story might develop in the future. See more
Turing, Dermot, (2018), The Story of Computing Read More »
MIT Press, History of Computing Series, In his chapter on EDSAC he talks about Lyons, starting with a visit to Cambridge by TRT and others in July 1947, mentioning George Booth, the £3,000 donation and loan of Lenaerts and ending with Lyons’ appointment of John Pinkerton, pages 132 – 134 .
4 pages archived at LCS Website
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Wilkes, M.V., (1985), Memoirs of a Computer Pioneer Read More »
MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. See more at Google Books
Williams, M.R., (1989), The Early British Computers Conference Read More »
a collection of articles assembled by the Liverpool and Merseyside Branch of the Office Management Association following their conference in April. Includes articles by David Caminer and Oliver Standingford. Bound copy held by Hilary Caminer.
Various authors (1956) ‘The Electronic Office’, Read More »
a comprehensive listing of texts relating to the history of computing, Charles Babbage Institute
