Museum of the Broadcast Television Camera

LInks to other TV camera sites and Museums

 

Television Museum Sites

 
   
Canada Science and Technology Museum It is a physical museum that you can visit. Located at 1867 St Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, Ontario K1G 5A3, CANADA
CBC Museum, Canada. Located at the Canadian Broadcasting Centre, 250 Front St. W. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Admission free.
   
Chalk Hills Media Broadcast Museum An extensive site with many pictures of cameras and early OB trucks. Located in Kilgore Texas, USA
Farnsworth TV & Pioneer Museum It is a physical museum that you can visit. Rigby, Idaho, USA. Tues to Sun. Admission free (2009)
Labguy's World

The History of Video Tape Recorders before Betamax and VHS

   
Museum of Broadcast Technology The Museum of Broadcast Technology located in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, USA and is dedicated to the restoration of early TV cameras, videotape systems and related technologies.
Museum of the History of Science, Oxford

Pictures of the Marconi MkII Image Orthicon Camera. Home of the Marconi Archive & more. UK

   
Southwest Museum of Engineering,
Communications and Computation
It is a physical museum that you can visit. Very large site with section on broadcasting. domestic and industrial cameras. USA
   
The Broadcast Camera Museum The Broadcast Camera Museum Dedicated to Fernseh and Philips cameras. Holland.
The Early Television Foundation and Museum Large and detailed site from the earliest days of Television.
The Early Television Museum is located at 5396 Franklin Street in Hilliard, Ohio, USA
The Pavek Museum of Broadcasting It is a physical museum that you can visit. Minnesota, USA. Extensive website.
The RCA Equipment Archive Extensive site with cameras, telecine, video recorders
   
   

Television Camera Collections

 
Chuck Pharis Camera collection A very extensive and well known site
Golden Age TV Golden age TV recreations, a range of vintage cameras for hire.
Marcel's TV Museum Extensive website with domestic TV, Video Recorders and Broadcast Cameras. Holland
Museum of early consumer electronics The rewindmuseum.com has a large collection of video recorders and cameras from educational and domestic use.
Vintage TV Cameras Australian site featuring RCA, Pye, EMI and Marconi by James
   

Television Forums

 
Eyes of a Generation Bobby Ellerbee's web site dedicated to the collection, restoration, and preservation of classic broadcast television equipment.
   

Television Camera Manufacturers

 
Ampex The current site for Ampex, Good History section on VTRs
   
   
   

Television Technology Sites

 
Test cards and aspect ratios Alan Pemberton's excellent technical descriptions of test card features. Extensive site with much technical information.
   

General Television Sites

 
On The Air, The vintage technology centre Steve Harris's excellent site for Vintage Radio, Television and Audio.
Terra Media and Chronomedia
Very detailed site with a vast amount of TV and Film dates and personalities.
TV Studio History An extensive website with history, plans and photographs of past TV studios.
   
Television Camera tubes Almost All Digital site's Camera tube collection
   

Miscellaneous Television Sites

 
A Link to YouTube and Link 125 pictures Paul Daniels makes a Link 125 disapear!
   

The British Amateur TV Club

 
Main Index Transmitting, receiving, studio and camera subjects.
The Forum A brand new area for keeping up to date!
The Streamer Live streams of ATV and archive (ATV) footage