[IRCA] QSL and radio recording preservation

[AM-DXer@xxxxxxxxx (Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW)]

There is a museum in Chicago dedicated to the preservation of
broadcasting related artifacts. I wonder if these folks would be
interested in housing and preserving a broadcast QSL collection? Here is
some info I pulled from a related web site.
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The Museum of Broadcast Communications will be closed to the public
until Spring 2007. The Museum is currently moving from the Chicago
Cultural Center to a new home not yet announced. The new facility will
include expanded archives and exhibit galleries, increased seminars and
public events, a radio and television studio, a gift shop and a cafe. 

The Museum of Broadcast Communications opened to the public in 1987.
Bruce DuMont, the well-known political commentator and radio show host,
is the founder and president of the Museum. The Museum includes
broadcast-related exhibits and archives from which you can request
videotapes to view in carrels on the premises. The Museum includes
costume memorabilia, a Sports Gallery and an advertising exhibit. The
Museum is also home to the Radio Hall of Fame, which exhibit includes
collectibles and recordings from old radio shows.

Patrick Griffith, Westminster CO
http://community.webtv.net/N0NNK/
http://community.webtv.net/AM-DXer/

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