National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting, West Chester Township

About National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting

The National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting tells the story of how the Voice of America introduced America to the world through electronic media and broadcasting. Visitors explore exhibits about the VOA's global impact and the visionaries who shaped the field of broadcasting. A 45-minute docent-guided tour provides the recommended way to experience the museum, with tours scheduled at set times throughout operating hours. The museum also offers Amateur Radio Presentations, approximately 15 minutes long, that explain how signals continue from Bethany Station. Self-guided visits are available anytime during open hours. The museum is housed in the Bethany Building in West Chester Township, Ohio. Admission is charged, with reduced rates for military visitors and free admission for children under 16. The facility is ADA friendly with free parking available.