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Old 04-21-2004, 09:15 PM
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New television museum in the Detroit area

I have decided to start a television museum in the Detroit michigan area to try and preserve some of the history of the late 60's tube tv era. Also, I am doing this in response to all those people that look at me strangely and say "what are you going to do with all those sets?" and "you can't watch them all at once" They will be proven wrong with this museum where people from all walks of life can come and marvel at the technological advancements of televisions of the 60's. Secondly, They will be able to watch them all at once as all of them will be turned on and tuned to the same station.
I will call it the "Not so Early Television Foundation" I don't have a lot of money behind me, And will have to start small.
The first building housing the collection will be a gutted mobile home in my friends junkyard to start with.
Hopefully, With donations rolling in I will be able to move up to a fire gutted house on Detroits East side complete with a swimming pool in the basement.
Ok. I have had my fun

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