Museum of Broadcast Communications

Museum of Broadcast Communications, 360 N. State St., covers the history of television and radio through interactive exhibits and displays. Highlights include the actual CBS camera used during the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debates; working television and radio studios; the National Radio Hall of Fame; Chicago Television Gallery including Bozo the Clown; and set props used by Svengoolie, a horror movie host. Temporary exhibits are offered.

Time: Allow 2 hours, 30 minutes minimum.