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Television Museums
and Arhcives
There now exist a number of museums dedicated to the history of television, often in the
context of the history of film. There are also several archives around the world with occa-
sional or regular public access and often with facilities for members of the public to look
through various television programmes. What follows is a list of some of the best known
of these.
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE
36-01 35TH AVENUE
ASTORIA
NEW YORK 11106
USA
TEL (718) 784 4520

Television technical and production history.
Television production retrospectives, television programmes reference library.

AMERICAN CINEMATHÈQUE
1717 HIGHLAND AVENUE
SUITE 814
HOLLYWOOD 90028
USA
TEL (213) 461 9622

Television projections and retrospectives.

BRITISH KINEMATOGRAPH, SOUND AND TELEVISION SOCIETY
547/549 VICTORIA HOUSE
VERNON PLACE
LONDON WCIB 4DJ
GREAT BRITAIN
TEL 0171 242 8400

Learned society concerned with technical aspects of television. Demonstration on tech-
nical aspects and production techniques.

CENTRE GEORGES POMPlDOU
75191 PARIS CEDEX 04

-401-

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Publication Information: Book Title: Television: An International History. Contributors: Anthony R. Smith - editor. Publisher: Oxford University Press. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1995. Page Number: 401.
    
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