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Always looking for fun things to see while family is in town. I had first heard about this museum last fall. They ask $5 per adult to get in which was fine. Happy the guy working told us where to start our tour as it wasn't right up front. Several buttons throughout the museum turn on TVs. A few were inoperable during our visit but it seems like they are always trying to get things up and running asap. Enjoyed our visit and plan to tell others about this place!…
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Date of experience: March 2019
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This museum is one of those hidden gems that you’ll always remember. It was built by a very dedicated collector who collected and preserved TVs and video equipment before it was scraped. The amount he collected and the ingenuity it represents is truly amazing. Since starting this collection the museum has become a Mecca for TV collectors, hosting a yearly convention. It has also taken on the task of rebuilding picture tubes to keep older sets running! The museum itself is well organized with many operating sets. Just push the button, wait a minute for the set to warm up and you’ll see an old time video. Tours are self guided with each display well labeled. They are many unique aspects to see. I especially enjoyed the extensive mechanical TV set collections both in black and white and color. …
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Date of experience: May 2018
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Visited the early television museum with a group of friends in April the museum houses lots of old televisions which are one or two of the kind left in existence this is a great place to view history of television many displays which are working of older television from the beginning of time to the present well worth the experience…
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Date of experience: April 2018
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This attraction was really cool. TV's from the 30 up til 80's. It was a self guided tour which was nice since there was so much to see. It was $5.00 to get in and was well worth it.
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Date of experience: October 2017
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My wife and I were shocked at how large the museum is and the history of TV from the mechanical models up to modern times. Several of the TVs are the only ones in existence. Several of the units work. Only open short time on weekends.
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Date of experience: May 2017
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