Early Television Museum Visit the MuseumThe museum is now open weekends. Come visit us.
The Early Television Museum is located at the beginning of the Heritage Rail Trail bike and hiking path that connects to another park a few miles away. Eventually the trail will be extended to a total length of about 30 miles. Over 150 TV sets are on display in a 6000 square foot area. Displays include mechanical TVs from the 1920s and 30s; early electronic British sets from 1936-39; early electronic American sets from 1939-41; postwar sets from1945-58; and early color sets from 1953-57. Many of these sets are working. The Dave Johnson collection of early television picture tubes is also on display, along with early TV studio equipment. Audio Tour
Each area in the museum has a self-guided audio tour See TV Sets in OperationSome of the prewar, rare postwar, and early color sets can be operated by visitors using pushbuttons located throughout the museum:
Display Areas
Mechanical Sets
British early electronic
American early electronic
American postwar
Color sSets
BroadcaseEquipment The LibraryThe museum also has a library of books and other documents relating to early television. They are available to researchers by appointment. Here are lists of the items in the library:
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