Early Days
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Early Days Early Days Software Arts was founded on January 2, 1979, by me and Bob Frankston. It was named by Bob while we were having dinner together in a fast food restaurant we nicknamed "Kentucky Fried Fish". (It was an old KFC building reused by another restaurant.) Our first location was in the apartment Bob rented in Arlington, MA. He worked in the attic: Initial VisiCalc development in the attic The inside of the attic looked like this: The attic where Bob Frankston created VisiCalc including Apple ][ and programming manual 12/21/78 Photo courtesy of Bob Frankston Here's another view, w
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