Xerox

Xerox is a company best known for its xerographic photocopiers, though it traces its roots back to producing photographic paper in 1903. The name "Xerox" was trademarked in 1948 and the first rudimentary, practical xerographic copier was produced in 1949 but it wasn't until 1959 that the first plain paper photocopier, the Xerox 914, was launched.

Xerox's other claim to fame is their Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) which developed many of computer interface concepts.

This information has been based on the information in this Xerox history timeline.

https://www.xerox.com/en-us

The Collection 

The Collection

The Collection include Displays, Air Data Computers, Inertial Navigation Units, Flight Controls & Instruments, Circuit Modules, Sticks & Throttles & a miscellany of Company memorabilia.

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Media Archive 

Media Archive

This Media Archive offers newspapers, films and videos.

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Document Archive 

Document Archive

This Archive contains documents in general associated with the history, products & activities of the Rochester site. It also holds items of general interest about the technologies used within the Company & the platforms the products were used on.

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Picture Archive 

Picture Archive

This archive contains the collection of Framed Pictures Negatives and 35mm Slides. There are too many Negatives and Slides to list at this stage.

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