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to The
American Radio Archives, one of the largest radio broadcasting
collections in the world. Here you will find thousands of scripts,
recordings, photographs and much more. Already outgrowing our current
space, the American Radio Archives will nearly double with the
addition of the collections owned by Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters.
Consequently, plans are being implemented for the 44,000 square foot
American Radio Archives and Museum, which will provide the needed
archival space, and also a museum area to display these marvelous
materials.
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 Enjoy a brief
visit back to the Golden Age of radio as we adjust the tuner to audio
excerpts from some of the most popular shows of the 1930s and 40s.
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 The
new museum will be constructed contiguous to the recently expanded
84,000 square foot Thousand Oaks Grant R Brimhall Library, one of the
most successful municipal libraries in the country.
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