[Drake] Washington D.C. radio related tourist stops?

[Avery Comarow]

Skip,

Yup, it's colder than us D.C. natives are used to. Hope you brought a furry 
hat.

The one place around here you should visit if you have wheels and some time 
Saturday or Sunday afternoon is the Radio-Television Museum in Bowie, Md., 
which is about 30 minutes with no traffic from the close-in suburbs. It's 
run by the Radio History Society, a nonprofit arm of the Mid-Atlantic 
Antique Radio Club. For details and a contact, go to www.maarc.org and 
click on the Radio History Society link on the left. The museum is a very 
cool place to lose track of time. It's crammed with stuff from the dawn of 
radio to the early days of television, and includes lots of communications 
gear.

Have fun!

73, Avery W3AVE in Potomac, Md.

At 08:49 PM 1/22/03 -0500, you wrote:
>Folks:
>     I have both the pain (it is cold) and the pleasure of being able to 
> spend
>the next four days in our nation's capital. Does anyone have any
>radio-related must-see/do recommendations? Thanks, Skip Warren AD5HJ, Houston
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