Sounds like a contender for the longest-ever lasting digital backup.
It's unsurprising too, if you consider that buildings almost always have their blueprints and designs on file with the government, and stored somewhere. The wealthy may have a "keep it all together and shove it in the attic" mindset; in 2002 I picked up a Macintosh Plus at a garage sale, and it was packaged fully functional, with accessories, cables, Print Shop, Golf, Flight Simulator, etc., all manuals, receipts from the store, and an article clipping about this new up-and-coming software company with Bill Gates at the helm.
And yet, I have never actually used an Apple product except for an in-house test application running on an iPhone.
Then apply to work for archive.is or something