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The interior of Bill Hewlett's shed on Addison Avenue with bed, sink and table visible.
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Addison Avenue: Restored Shed Interior
In addition to the attention given to the exterior, the interior of Bill Hewlett’s shed was also restored and decorated to show his spartan accommodations in the late 1930s.
Photo of a decayed rafter from the Addison Avenue property before the structures were restored.
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Addison Avenue: Staying Original
Throughout the restoration of all three buildings on the Addison Avenue property, craftsmen painstakingly saved as much original material as they could. Rafters with moderate damage were repaired and ...
Close up photo of the steel substructure installed during the garage restoration on Addison Avenue.
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Addison Avenue: Stronger with Steel
The garage was given a steel substructure to make it earthquake resistant. It was then rebuilt using its original boards and reclaimed wood from an old barn nearby.
A view of the supports added while repairs were completed on the foundation of the main house on Addison Avenue.
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Addison Avenue: The Foundation
After jacks lifted the main house off the ground at Addison Avenue, restorers installed cribbing and cross-beaming for additional support while work was done on a new footing and foundation. The parti ...
A photo of Bill Hewlett's shed before the restoration process with a hole in the roof and obvious signs of wear throughout.
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Addison Avenue: The Wear and Tear
Time and termites took their toll on the Addison Avenue site where Hewlett-Packard began — Bill Hewlett’s shed most of all. Bill lived in this structure when he moved to the property and he referred t ...
Photo of wood reclaimed from the Addison Avenue house to replace damaged boards on Hewlett's shed during the restoration.
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Addison Avenue: What’s Old is New
Wood reclaimed from the house was used to replace boards too damaged to reuse on Bill Hewlett’s shed.
A 1997 letter from then-President Bill Clinton discussing the formation of the Ron Brown Award for Corporate Leadership.
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An Award-Winning Initiative
In 2000, Hewlett-Packard was named a winner of the Ron Brown Award for Corporate Leadership. Created by then U.S. President Bill Clinton, it was the only presidential award honoring companies for outs ...
The back of an iPod featuring HP and Apple branding.
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An Interest in the iPod
In 2004, Apple wanted to expand the market share of its hugely successful iPod line to non-Mac PC users. The company had expanded its iTunes program to Hewlett-Packard PCs in late 2003, and in 2004 Ap ...
A photo of the bh5700 blade server released in 2006.
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BH5700 Blade Server: Meeting the Standard
As mobile technology revolutionized communications, Hewlett-Packard developed new solutions to help companies thrive in the new environment. The bh5700 blade server, released in 2006, was one of the f ...
Photo of Robert E. Bob Knowling taken in 2002.
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Black Leadership at HP
By the 21st century, Black leaders were influencing HP from the top down. Robert E. “Bob” Knowling joined HP’s board at a critical juncture in 2000 to help the company revamp its operations. A tech an ...