National Capital Radio & Television Museum

Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosMaryland, United States2-10 Employees

The National Capital Radio & Television Museum is a nonprofit organization based in Bowie, Maryland, dedicated to preserving radio and television history. Since opening in 1999, the museum has built a collection that includes historical literature, artifacts, and working displays related to radio and television, offering visitors a tangible link to media history. Its operations focus on curating and presenting materials that illustrate the development of broadcasting and its cultural impact, serving researchers, enthusiasts, and the general public interested in media heritage. The museum positions itself within the museums, historical sites, and zoos sector, and is located within the Greater Washington, D.C. area, about thirty minutes from the U.S. Capitol. In addition to its permanent offerings, the organization engages with the community through events, such as its annual gala, which highlights notable personalities in media history. The museum’s staffing is described as a small team, reflecting its nonprofit status and focus on preservation and education rather than commercial activity.

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