category : Museums
History of electronic communications from telegraphs of the late 1800s to radio to television. Over 750 rare radios and televisions on display, reference library.

Admission: Adults $5, students $3, seniors $4.
Address: 33 Mechanic St.
I-91 Ex. 37
Phone: (860) 673-0518
Our Website:www.nationalcommunicationsmuseum.org

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