We are a family of 5, with 3 kids ages 5-12. We stopped here on our way from Boston to Pennsylvania. We found the listing in the AAA Tourbook, as we were looking for something to stop an see for a about an hour. We ended up staying much longer. They have much more inside than you would guess from... More

My husband and I decided to check out the museum and found it to be very interesting. Mr. Ed Sax was a great tour guide and gave us a lot of interesting information. From the outside of it you wouldn't think that it has that much to offer but once you are inside you can spend a good two hours... More

We thought this was a very interesting display. It's a small operation. The owner was our "tour guide". The two of us were "the group". We spent an hour or a bit more and throughly enjoyed our "trip through time". It's always weird to go to museums and see items you remember using in past years. There have been a... More

My wife and I visited the Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of Connecticut yesterday and we were shocked... this is a really good museum. It's a hidden gem. We though we'd spend an hour there but after a couple of hours, we need to go back to see the rest. The name of this museum really does not do it... More

The museum is a treasure-trove of communications historical elements from early telegraph and telephone devices through vintage audio and video recording equipment. They even have an operational ham radio studio and reel-to-reel recording studio! A must for kids and hours of fun and an educational experience for all! Highly recommended! More