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TARC serves the interests of collectors of old radios and related items in the Austin and San Antonio, Texas area.
A museum in Guelph, Ontario, honoring old radio and transmitter equipment, from Marconi's spark transmitter to Reginald Fessenden's development of voice broadcast. They show photo albums about early broadcasters such as CBL, CFRB, CBA, CKPC, KDKA, WBZ, and CFCA.
A sub-group of the Historical Radio Society of Australia, aiming to preserve and maintain the history of radio, broadcasting and electronics in Australia. Information about meetings and events.
Information about membership and the newsletter for MAARC, which meets in Burtonsville, Maryland. Features an article about the manufacture of Catalin radio cabinets, illustrated with archived and contemporary photos
The Carolinas Chapter of the Antique Wireless Association, with information on swap meets and other activities, links to member sites, and benefits of membership.
Membership information and history of MARC, which is based in Lansing Michigan, but is also represented in Canada, Europe, and Australia. Meet schedule and details about their annual "Extravaganza" convention.
Dedicated to the preservation of Canadian radio history, with club activities, membership application, classified ads, and a description of their fund-raising tube donation program.
Based in Freehold NJ. Club events and activities, photo gallery, and an index to their library which includes video tapes of "Tech Talks" given at meetings by members.
CHRS is a non-profit, volunteer whose members acquire, restore, trade, exhibit radio technology and memorabilia, and document radio history. Membership and event information, and sample articles from their journal.
The AWA is organized for those interested in the history of electrical and electronic communications. Meetings and activities, a sample of their quarterly publication, and a tour of the Electronic Communications Museum near Rochester, New York.
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