Magnavox Museum Greenville, Tn.

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Magnavox Museum Greenville, Tn.

Post: # 390Post danrclem »

I might have to go check this out when I get a chance.

https://www.gluseum.com/US/Greeneville/ ... tion#hours

https://magnavoxhistory.com/
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There is a lot of good pictures in the second link. Thanks for sharing that information.
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Wonder if there is such a museum in Ft.Wayne? Seems a little sad to refer to my Hepplewhite cabinet as a "radio box". :)
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Post: # 553Post hermitcrab »

I have wondered that as well... I travel though Ft Wayne every now and then ...I know the factory is long gone , but they do have a street called Magnavox way ... it is just different businesses now ... not sure if it was the site of the original factory or not....
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