Welcome to The Radio Museum

Step into the world of radio history at The Radio Museum, where the story of the Washford Transmitting Station comes to life. Originally opened in 1993 at Tropiquaria, the museum began with a modest collection and a mission to share the region’s role in the development of UK broadcasting.

Now housed in the former Anchor Inn, the museum features a rich timeline of radio and television, from the early BBC West Regional Station to present-day transmissions by Arqiva. Explore rare equipment, original BBC transmitter components, vintage radios, and a vast archive of literature and recordings.

Whether you're a radio enthusiast, researcher, or simply curious, there's something here for everyone.

Our Story
The Radio Museum - Neil Wilson
 
 
 
 

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This section describes a little about the radio museum