Nostalgisch Media Museum

About the museum

The Nostalgisch Media Museum grew out of the collection of an enthusiast who began as a child by keeping old radios, gramophones and other devices. A small group of friends and family helped to house the collection in its own museum space in De Panne and to restore old devices. As early as 2007 the local press wrote about the monthly opening.

The collection includes objects from about 1900 to 1990: valve radios, television sets, photo and film cameras, gramophones and record players, projectors, video and cassette recorders, microphones, amplifiers and aerials. The museum wants to preserve this technological heritage and make it freely accessible, including to schools and youth associations that plan an educational visit.

Highlights

• Valve radios, televisions and gramophones from the twentieth century
• Photo and film cameras and projectors
• Video and cassette recorders, microphones and amplifiers
• Always free admission
• Visits for groups and schools by appointment

Permanent exhibition

• Collectie nostalgische media – Radios, televisions, cameras, gramophones and other media devices show how people in the twentieth century experienced news, music and images.

Founded

2007

Admission & discounts

Admission is free.

Admission is always free.

Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

By car you reach De Panne via the A18/E40, exit De Panne.

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

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