MZTV Museum of Television
Dedicated to preserving the technological history of the television receiver, this museum has a specialized collection of North American TV receivers and related items. The museum's collection spans the evolution of television from 1920s mechanical scanning discs to 1970s solid-state electronics. Other items on display include related books, magazines, manuals, accessories and ephemera. Guided tours are by appointment only. Programming packages are available with the site's traveling exhibition "Watching TV."
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How Much
Adults $6
Students/Seniors $4
Group Tours (10 or more) $4/person
Families (with ID) $18
Hours of Operation
Guided tours are available by appointment (Monday-Friday).
