Reviews of Museum of Radio & Technology (Museum)

Adam Turner

This place is awful

Mark Sowards

I think everyone should go there awesome place

Zoltan Forray

Fantastic collection of radio & electronic gear from the past!

R Sweeney

Outstanding museum for the history of electronics of all kinds. Most everything works and can be demonstrated. From working Edison cylinder players to old radios and televisions. Amateur radio well represented and the museum has shacks from 30's to the present day. All equipment is working and open for licensed hams to use. Broadcast radio and TV well represented as well. Military gear of all kinds and vintages. My wife, an artist, really enjoyed the museum. Great knowledgeable staff. While in town, visit the free vintage car museum.

Jesse Simmons

Learned a lot about how radio got started and seeing the differences in radio is amazing.

Samantha Bond

Great walk through History w/ lots of fun for kids and adults. Guides are passionate and really know their stuff! Also let ham operators utilize their equipment and/or space, also rent out the space for community events, or arrange large tours for groups (schools, churches, etc). Check it out!

Carl D Livecchia

It was a VERY interesting museum. The highlight for me was the The Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab. I had heard about it and seen pictures, but they have one setup !

Brian Kidd

A technology lover's dream. So much history, beautifully preserved. A little off the beaten path, but worth the visit.

Jeff Dude

Crazy Kool radio stuff, of the beating path,

William Pietschman

West Virginia can and should be proud of this wonderful museum! The exhibits are arranged expertly: You are led down a progressive path of developments in the Radio Art, and it allows you to see Radio's Impact on Society, and conversely, Society's impact on Radio: They go hand in hand, and you will enjoy this Museum, no matter if you are into the "tech" end, or the "listening" end of things. If you are traveling through the area, don't pass by this Gem of a Museum! THAT being said, if you ARE a Radio Enthusiast, you can consider this as a destination trip...it's really that good! And PARENTS: Please bring your school age children to the Museum. The work that these fine folks have put into this Labor of Love is something great to share, and functions as a VALUABLE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT and ENHANCEMENT to formal education... VERY IMPORTANT in these days when schools are sadly (and not their fault) too busy being forced to teach to a test all too often.

Todd White

Great place to visit if you like anything radios!

Angela Clark

Very old radios

Chip DeVoge

History of Radio. Tubes, transistors, integrated circuits. Shrinking sizes.

Tathiana Perez

Fun little visit, seemed more like a collection than a museum but the old man who led us on a tour was knowledgable, kind, and very enthusiastic.

Kevin Dahl

Was travelling from Michigan to Florida and Stopped in Huntington area for the night just to pay a visit here the next day (8/9/2019.) It was well worth the visit. A great collection and very knowledgeable staff. I would make a return visit.

James Redding

Best display of ham equipment, ever. Even had a "Grebe", Neutrodyne, and a super collection of TRF receivers. Western Electric transmitter used 189's p-p. Big power supply hidden behind the transmitter rf bays. Over all a "wonderment" to see. Great display of transmitting tubes. Huge Mercury vapour 3 phase ( no Mercury) multi kilo ampere rectifier ( Hewitt Cooper). Wife said it was like a "hamfest" sans the hams

DAVID jones

What a great place don't pass up a great tour in time outstanding

SL SHAVER

A little hard to find, but worth the trip. To when Super Duper Charlie Cooper is a decent in the museum. Great for home schoolers, Girl or Boy Scout groups, anyone interested in radio, TV, HAM radio, or history.

Braden Glett

Wow! Much, much more than we expected. If you have any interest in radio or TV history, you simply have to pay this place a visit.

Jonathan Langer

Amazing museum with a large collection of antique radio equipment; staffed by volunteers who are extremely knowledgeable

Unicookiemarshy

It's not clickbait but I'm sure you can find a way to make it work for you to meet with the beast

Steve Francia

Unbelievable collections of radios, scientific toys/kits, photographs, computers, walkmen, etc...get a docent to show you the cool specific things - you'll need ascot about 1.5 hours.

terBald

A great little gem.

Angela Davis

Nice place

Mikala Shremshock

So much more than raidios! They give guided tours through the museum and can tailor the experience to your interests. The docents are so knowledgeable and excited to share it with you. The history of music players and electronics comes to life through their fascinating stories. Come and remember the radios, TVs, or computers of your childhood.

Roland Brown

Excellent museum if you are into radio and technology history. They also are great source of information for those who do repair work to such items.

J Wahl

This place is a technology junky's Dreamland. Very informative, really cool radio antiques from military to tv.

James Herber

Excellent place to learn at

Ronda Baker

Love, love, love. Very informative and interesting place

Sue Stroud

I Loved this Museum. People are so informed about technology and SUPER NICE!!!

carol marcus

Excellent museum, great guided tour, wonderful guide. I would return again. No entrance fee, just leave a donation. Loved it. Mike and Carol

Brandon Keith

Cool little museum about early radio history. This is also a polling place.

Thomas Jamison

A great place to step back in time!

b sanders

Very nice people!

Randy Klecka

This is a must see especially if you're a tech geek. Don draws on his lifetime worth of experience to describe the history of and the stories behind the many fascinating items in the museum.

Maria Satterfield

Lots of good information and taught me a lot about radio and tv

Jeff Rickman

Awesome place full of history.

Ray Cockrell

Awesome. Need better info on some items.

Cindy Brumfield

Great place to learn the history of radio and see an old school.

james reneau

Fun place to remember the tech that made us. Great exhibits and history.

Christopher Jansen

This is a very cool museum with old radio phonographs and computers. I even brought people who weren't interested in radios here and they enjoyed it.

Delmer White

Wonderful. The docent was Mr. BOND AND HE SPENT TIME EXPLAINING and answering our many questions. HIGHLY recommend!

Josh Zeigler

Great Place! Tons of Displays

Anna Prichard

A little bit of history