Texas Broadcast Museum

The museum offers an eclectic mix of vintage broadcast memorabilia and equipment, which is sure to delight the young and old alike.

Come by and check out the “Lee Harvey Oswald” camera, which was present at Oswald’s assassination.

Imagine yourself as a news broadcaster or weather person on our fully functional TV News Studio. Listen to one of Thomas Edison’s recording inventions or discover the televisions and radios from days gone by. Make sure to take a peek inside the restored 1949 Dumont Telecruiser, plus much more!

Hours:

• 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
• Groups by special appointment.
• Call (903) 985-8115 to reserve a time or for more information – Email us here.

Admission:

• Adults $10
• Seniors, Military, Students & First Responders $8
• Kids 3-11 $5
• Under 3 free

Are you looking for an event venue for your upcoming party, corporate event, family reunion or celebration? Our event center is a perfect choice:  12×20 foot stage with podium, 13,000-watt sound system, three 150” video projectors, a club-style lighting system designed for dances and other music events, and easy load in and load out.

Studio 4 can accommodate up to 125 guests seated at tables (or 150 seated theater style). Tables and chairs are included in the rental price. There are no surprises. Access to the exhibits at the Texas Broadcast Museum is included in the Studio 4 package.

Texas Radio Hall of Fame
Visit the Texas Radio Hall of Fame when you come to the museum.  They are an organization dedicated to the recognition of broadcasting agents in the Lone Star State.  To visit their website go to http://trhof.net/ or call them at (713) 569-7716.