Sunday 20 September
11.00 am - 4.00 pm
FREE ENTRY for GTC members: join fellow members for an informal day at the Broadcast Engineering Museum (BEM).
The Broadcast Engineering Museum is Europe’s leading collection of equipment used to make and transmit radio and television programmes. Its extensive collection spans the entire history of broadcasting, from the earliest days of radio and television through to modern digital technology.
- Historic television cameras
- Outside Broadcast (OB) vehicles
- Microphones and audio equipment
- Studio lighting systems
- The enormous BBC One transmitter
- Many working exhibits and interactive displays
The museum is located within a beautifully preserved pre-World War II RAF Sergeants’ Mess at Hemswell Cliff, Lincolnshire.
Address: Broadcast Engineering Museum, 41 Capper Avenue, Hemswell Cliff, Gainsborough DN21 5XS
Website: becg.org.uk/museum/
Whether you’re a current engineer, retired professional, student, enthusiast or simply interested in the history of broadcasting, we’d be delighted to see you there.
