Exhibits
Voice of America
Bethany Station
Discover
the real reason
for the
Voice of America
Sit in the engineer's
chair for the main
control room
learn how the government's
broadcasting complex
is managed
why did the VOA operate this
special ship
Discover the secret
behind VOA's
powerful broadcast
Walk the coast guard
Courier hallway to
learn about the
world's largest radio
broadcasting ship
Walk inside a 250,000 watt
shortwave
broadcast transmitter
what is similar
between operating a
high power broadcast
station and
cooking spaghetti
Examine the challenges operating a high power antenna switch
why were we
called liars
Why were these important
Crosley Brothers World Class Innovations
See the largest
collection of Crosley
Brothers innovations
learn the secret
behind keeping
food cold
without electricity
Examine the first
sports car in America
All Things Wireless
Learn how wireless
saved over 700 people
on the Titanic.
Discover how
rocks make radio.
No Rocks - No Cell Phone
See the amazing
Donna Matheney
Novelty Radio Collectio
why are radio tubes lonely
Review
Art Deco designs
from the Machine Age
Learn how sparks
can broadcast
a radio signal
Nipper and his family
listening to a
Crosley Radio
why are they looking out the window
you may be surprised
at the massive size of
the voa opperation
Innovation 100 Room
See 100 years of innovative marketing
Discover the design concept of Form Follows Function
HOW DID CROSLEY'S LOVE OF AUTOMOTIVE AFFECT RADIO DESIGN
Ham Radio and the R.L. Drake collection
early ham radio collection 1920s-1980s
Personel station for bethany station engineer
R.L. Drake Collection
Media Heritage Foundation – Early Cincinnati Broadcast Media
1920s and 1930s WLW
radio broadcast studio
earlyWLW
radio engineer's
control room
midwestern hayride
Ruth Lyons Show
Larry Smith Puppets
