The Ultimate Guide To Asheville and the Western North Carolina Mountains
The Ultimate Guide To Asheville & The Western North Carolina Mountains
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 Southern Appalachian
Radio Museum

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Front window of the Southern Appalachian Radio Museum

  The Southern Appalachian Radio Museum has a wide range of radio memorabilia including exhibits of Atwater Kent, Philco, Silvertone, Edison phonographs, Crosley, Hammarlund, Harvey Wells, test instruments, spark gap transmitters, keys and ancient QSL cards. This is a museum where you can touch the radios and do things, and they also have an amateur radio station W4AFM on premises where you can take a turn at the mike!

Website: Southern Appalachian Radio Museum
Location:
Campus of Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College,  
Asheville NC
Address: Room 315 Elm Building, AB-Tech College, Asheville NC 28801
Telephone: 828-298-1847
Hours: Friday 1 - 3 p.m. or call for a tour at other times
Fees: None
Allow: 1 hour
Nearby: Smith-McDowell House, Biltmore Village, Biltmore Estate
Directions: From Pack Square proceed south on Biltmore Avenue. As you pass the hospitals turn right onto Victoria Road for about .9 mile. When you see a pedestrian overpass, turn right (up the hill) at the electronic message board. Park in any of the spaces marked with white strips in several lots; and enter the nearby Elm Building. Take the elevator to the 3rd floor, room 315.

 

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