We had a thoroughly enjoyable time visiting your museum learning about the history & development of television & seeing the large variety of TV’s offered in your collection. I would highly recommend a visit. Plan to spend several hours so you can take it all in.

Fun interactive exhibits, very well maintained, and genuinely one of a kind!

What a unique collection of TVs. Some of them still work. It’s a nice small museum, well worth a visit. We spent about an hour and a half here.

This museum blew us away! 1,000% more than we expected. The manager Larry is the best! Not only is the museum a treasure, but Larry also informed us how much effort goes into repairing the TVs, prepping them for auction and maintaining them. Whatever you think this place is….it’s a million times more. They have a passionate board of directors that have invested their souls into this place. Highly recommend! If nothing else, please support them so generations ahead can experience these gems.

Very interesting place! Learned a lot, and the staff was friendly! Worth the money :)

Great small museum. Lots of rare pieces. Will go back .

Such a great museum of the history of TV. Also a room full of TV Studio set up.

A very interesting museum of early Television. They have tv sets there that are truly class! They were when TV's were furniture and a work of art! Friendly staff. Location is off the busy streets of Hilliard, Ohio. Reasonable entry fee (donation).

Great space with some very cool televions from its beginnings. If you are in the area during the weekend, I highly recommend. Maybe best for older kiddos.

Fantastic museum of early television and video broadcasting. The very early mechanical televisions are not to be missed. There is also great exhibits on English and European TVs as well. Several units are set up to turn on. Admission is only $5 for an adult. This was the highlight of my trip to the Columbus area.

Enjoyed seeing all the makings of tubes. 📺 has gone a long way since then. If you like old school memory lane trips,like me. Then the museum is for you. Only 5 bucks donation to get in. Friendly and you gotta check it out.

An excellent collection of television sets and broadcast equipment that is sure to impress those interested in this subject. My 14 year old son loved it! I am certain that we will be visiting again.

Interesting and historical. Needs more interactive displays. Posted sign said donations but employee required $5 per person.

Great little museum with a wide variety of tv sets from the 20's all the way through the 80s . My kids love this place !

Great collection and information but building is very outdated. The employee was not very friendly or helpful and basically required payment even though it was "donation."

Very interesting place. The very first TV's. TV's from the US, Europe and England. It can take 2 hours to go through looking and reading a lot of things.

Awesome display of vintage televisions and early electronic equipment.

I was afraid it would be too technical or obscure but the audio tour is great and some of the sets actually play video. So much fun and a peek into a fascinating portion of history!

Good underrated museum, few very old TV's still work. It's amazing to see the all collection

Pictures look interesting, but appears to only be open on Saturdays.

Super awesome place! Odd variety of TVs. Young kids right up to older teens (16/17) will enjoy this! Definitely returning. Lovely experience and wonderful museum.