I'm a bit late, almost missed this wonderful post. Good thing I was working on the HPUD event and you landed on my list.
What a wonderful place, exactly the type I like, it takes you back in history. And I learn something about Warren Buffett too :)
No remotes and if you wanted to change the channel you had to get up to turn the dial. Very limited channels I remember having just a total of three. Later they added another dial which led to more channels via UHF. How many remember these days?
I'd rather not. Our tv was mostly broken and there was no reason to repair it as all you could watch was the national channel, 2 hours per day, full of lies and brainwashing communist propaganda. Ugh, better to forget.
Anyway, thanks for this post, it's a nice one :)
Thanks Erikah it's really a great museum already wrote a handful of articles on it and two more to go yet. I didn't watch a whole lot of TV when I was a kid probably around that 2 hour range. I spent much time outside burning energy away not the case today with the new generation of kids. Anyways one more wake up and vacation time for me. It will bring many things I will be able to share with the community. Haha going on vacation and I'm thinking of future articles. Thanks for dropping your words