Antique Wireless Museum
Virtual Tour
Above is a diagram of the AWA Museum exhibit areas. They are defined in the list below.
A 360 virtual tour is available using the link below:
Antique Wireless Museum (threshold360.com)
Each of the number’s title in the list below (with an *) is a page link whose page contains the details and photos for each numbered exhibit area. In addition to the exhibit’s details are a set of photos that show the exhibits contents. You can click on a photo, and you can then view the photo set as a slide show.
Exhibit List
- 1 – Telegraph Office and Museum Admissions Desk*
- 2 – Mobile Telephone*
- 3 – Discovery Center*
- 4 – Pioneers and Inventors*
- 5 – Hallway – Scott Receiver*
- 6 – The Beginning: 1850 to 1900
- 7 – Atwater Kent*
- 8 – Radio: 1900-1910
- 9 – Hallway Display
- 10 – Radio: 1910-1920
- 11 – Military – B17 Radio Room*
- 12 – WWII Japanese Artifact*
- 13 – Marconi Gallery and Titanic Wireless Room*
- 14 – Amateur “Ham” Radio*
- 15 – Hallway – Tube Display
- 16 – Television*
- 17 – Entertainment*
- 18 – Hallway – Miscellaneous
- 19 – Television Cameras
- 20 – 1925 Gernsbeck Radio Store*
- 21 – Telegraph Office*
- 22 – Teletypewriters*
- 23 – Voice of America Station and Transmitter*
- 24 – Tube Display*
- 25 – Zenith Radio Collection
- 26 – East Wall – Signs and Advertisements
- 27 – Temporary Exhibit and Display Cases
- 28 – Max Bodmer Collection
- 29 – Display Shelves
- 30 – The First Transistor Radios
- 31 – Hallway – Made in Rochester
- 32 – Hallway – Miscellaneous
- 33 – Museum Store
- 34 – Samuel Morse Telegraph Case*
- 35 – Multi-Purpose Room
- 36 – Ed Gable K2MP Station*
- 37 – Collection Registrar
36 and 37, the Ronald Roach W2FUI Hall, has been added to the AWA Museum main building.