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Early  Television Museum

2025 Improvements

 We hired a painting contractor to paint this wall, the garage doors, and the entry doors to the warehouse. The exterior now looks much better

We are putting vinyl fence panels up on the existing chain link fence at the northeast corner of the building. That area will become our "garbage" area, where the trailer and trash is stored.  The area to the west of the building, which has an old chain link fence and is overgrown with vegitation, will be cleared and grass planted next spring.   

New shelves have been installed in the hallway on the north end of the warehouse to store our CRT stock. We no longer need the storage unit we have been paying for.

A new stage is being installed in the warehouse for use at our annual convention.   

 

 


 
Early Television Museum
5396 Franklin St., Hilliard, OH 43026
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