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1960 - IBM 27 Card Proof Punch

A Census Bureau employee uses a card proof punch to process 1960 census returns. Year: 1960.

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1960 Census of Population & Housing Form - Page 2

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1960 FOSDIC Captures Responses

This FOSDIC scans reels of micofilmed census questionnaires to capture responses which are transferred to magnetic tape readable by computers.

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1960 Census of Population & Housing Form - Page 1

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1960 FOSDIC Equipment

This FOSDIC scans reels of micofilmed census questionnaires to capture responses which are transferred to magnetic tape readable by computers. Year: 1960

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1960 Census

All urban residents in the U.S. received a combined population and housing questionnaire by mail for the first time in 1960.

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1960 Census of Population & Housing Form - Page 5 - Employment Status

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1960 Making Parts for the Maintenance of FOSDIC

The Census Bureau employed highly skilled men and women to maintain and custom-build the agency's machinery and computers. Year: 1960s.

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1960 Census Enumerator Badge

Census Enumerator Badge, Year: 1960

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1960 Sorting Punch Cards

Census Bureau employee instructs members of the Machine Tabulation Division on the sorting of punch cards during the 1954 Census of Agriculture. Year: 1954

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1960 Specialized Tabulation Equipment

The Census Bureau employed highly skilled men and women to maintain and custom-build the agency's machinery and computers. Year: 1960.

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1960 UNIVAC

UNIVAC. Built by Remington-Rand and delivered to the Census Bureau on March 31, 1951, UNIVAC was the world's first commercial computer.

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Notable Alumni Wilbur L. Ross, Jr.

Wilbur L. Ross, Jr. supervised the U.S. Census Bureau as the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce.

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Notable Alumni Warren Mitofsky

Warren Mitofsky was an influential American political pollster.