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CBC Canadian Broadcasting Centre Museum

Closed

M5V 3G5 Toronto, Canada (Ontario)
Address at the Canadian Broadcasting Centre
250 Front St. W., 
 
Floor area only roughly guessed: 500 m² / 5 382 ft²   Area for radios (if not the same) 20 m² / 215 ft²
 
Museum typ Exhibition
Transmitting and Studio technique
  • Record players with pick up

Opening times
 The CBC Museum in the network’s broadcasting centre in Toronto closed permanently on December 22, 2017, and has been converted into a new studio for kids programming.

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Status from 12/2017
 Closed
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N43.644308° W79.387717°N43°38.65848' W79°23.26302'N43°38'39.5088" W79°23'15.7812"
Description

The CBC Museum has a collection of more than 4000 artifacts which help to tell the story of CBC's broadcasting history.

Located on the main floor of the Toronto Broadcasting Centre, the CBC Museum showcases a selection of CBC's archival materials, many dating back to the beginning of broadcast in 1936.

The museum features a number of interactive exhibits where visitors can call up excerpts from famous CBC shows, including Kids' CBC, CBC News and CBC Sports.

Some of CBC's most important heritage items are Mr. Dressup’s famous Tickle Trunk or a CBC microphone from 1910.

The Graham Spry Theatre, adjacent to the main floor Museum, features sneak previews of exciting new CBC programming.

The CBC Museum in the network’s broadcasting centre in Toronto closed permanently on December 22, 2017, and has been converted into a new studio for kids programming.

The CBC Museum is closing its doors Friday. Many of its vintage microphones, cameras and other broadcast equipment will be moved to Ottawa. (Grant Linton/CBC).

 
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