National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting, West Chester Township

About National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting

National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting preserves Bethany Station's broadcasting legacy through exhibits on the original WLWO shortwave transmitter and Collins 250 kW transmitters that launched Voice of America's first message to the world. Visitors take 45-minute guided tours or explore self-guided, spending about two hours total viewing the Voice of America exhibit, Crosley Story displays covering electronics and mechanical innovations, novelty radio collections exceeding 600 pieces, amateur radio demonstrations, and Cincinnati media history. Saturday and Sunday presentations about amateur radio run roughly 15 minutes at scheduled times. The museum suits history and technology enthusiasts of all ages, opening Friday through Sunday with paid admission and free parking on a barrier-accessible site. Children under 16 enter free with a paid adult admission, a savings verified at voamuseum.org. The museum is located in West Chester Township, Ohio.