The Antique Wireless Association was founded in 1952.  It is chartered in the State of New York as a Not-For-Profit corporation.  It is also a member of the American Association of Museums, and the Regional Conference of Historical Agencies.

   The building pictured on the right is the home of the Antique Wireless Association's, Radio Communication Museum and the Bloomfield, New York Historical Society. The building is one hundred and fifty years old and a celebrated landmark of the Finger Lakes region.

   The Museum is one of the few devoted to research, preservation and documentation of the history of wireless communications. There is a complete range of historical communications equipment on exhibit. Some of which, can be associated with famous people like Guglielmo Marconi, Lee De Forest, Edwin Armstrong, Thomas Edison and other famous pioneers. Members of the Antique Wireless Association, a world-wide group, have collected these exhibits from around the world--much of which are still in working order.

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Military Boatanchors
at the Annex

One of three Key Displays
at the Museum

Microphones
at the Museum

Table Radios
at the Annex

Broadcast Radio Station
Display (1 of 2 photos)

The First Police
Broadcast Transmitter

The Museum's
display of 3-dialer's