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A photo of Ronald Reagan speaking with employees during his visit to Hewlett-Packard in 1966
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A Future President: Ronald Reagan Visits HP
Ronald Reagan visited Hewlett-Packard during his 1966 gubernatorial campaign. He would win the election less than one month later.
Dave Packard and his fellow inductees to the Sports Illustrated All-America football squad.
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All-American: SI Football Squad
In 1958, Sports Illustrated named Dave Packard to its annual Silver Anniversary All-America football squad, which recognized star college players who went on to remarkable professional success in the ...
Pin with the HP logo in its box created for the 20th anniversary of the logo in 1966.
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An Enduring Mark: HP Logo 20-Year Pin
Twenty years after it was first trademarked, Hewlett-Packard was still using its original logo. The milestone was commemorated by this pin.
A group of HP employees have cake and coffee in a cubicle in 1964.
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Cubicles Don’t Change HP Collegiality
By the 1960s, cubicles had caught on for administrative personnel, but they didn’t change the collegiality that characterized Hewlett-Packard workspaces.
A letter from Dave Packard outlining the need for diversity and inclusion.
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Equal Opportunity Focus at HP
The 1960s brought a new scrutiny to race and inequality in the United States. Dave Packard explained to managers what this climate meant for Hewlett-Packard Company, an organization that always abhorr ...
Trade show display for the products of Hewlett-Packard's Moseley Division.
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HP Establishes Moseley Division
Hewlett-Packard’s first move into printing came with the 1958 acquisition of FL Moseley Company, which made graphic printing devices. The new Moseley division became in effect Hewlett-Packard’s first ...
Sanborn plant employees teaching assembly techniques to a group of women at the Cambridge Community Center.
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HP Teaches Assembly Techniques
At a time when few women were pursuing careers in tech, and fewer electronics companies were willing to hire women for fear of turnover, HP was actively training women for careers in the industry. Her ...
Behind the scenes photo from Hewlett-Packard's HP-TV television studio in the 1960s.
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HP-TV Studio: Quiet on the Set
Hewlett-Packard’s first in-house HP-TV television studio began at Page Mill Road around 1967. Since then, video has been an integral communication strategy for the company and has routinely been used ...
From Left to Right: Barney Oliver, Don Hammond, Paul Stoft, John Cage, Tom Perkins and John Atalla.
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Launching HP Labs
HP Laboratories officially launched in 1966. The new division was created to give engineers the freedom to pursue research and development without the pressure of needing to find an immediate path to ...
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Learning About the LINC-8
Not every innovation in health technology was connected directly to a patient. The LINC-8 from Digital Equipment Corporation proved important for biomedical laboratories processing data from their exp ...