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Welcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan University

Welcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan UniversityWelcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan UniversityWelcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan University



Plan your Visit

856 256-4807

Welcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan University

Welcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan UniversityWelcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan UniversityWelcome to The RCA Heritage Program Museum At Rowan University



Plan your Visit

856 256-4807

Discover more at the RCA Heritage Museum

Our Heritage

A Look At Our Radio Displays

A Look At Our Radio Displays

The RCA story starts with the Victor Talking Machine Company. Above is Victor Vic III, built in 1909.

Our History

A Look At Our Radio Displays

A Look At Our Radio Displays

A Look At Our Radio Displays

RCA was formed in 1919 to develop and control wireless communication in the United States. RCA became well known for its advancements in radio technology

See more radios

Our Testimonials

A Look At Our Radio Displays

Special items in our collection

Our Museum has been recognized by several local organizations.

Special items in our collection

Special items in our collection

Special items in our collection

NBC Peacock was introduced in 1956.

On display at the Museum is the Laramie Peacock form 

Record collection

Special items in our collection

Record collection

We have over 4,000 , 78, 45, and 33 rpm records. We are currently in the process of cleaning and documenting the collection.

see a small list of our record collection

Nipper

Special items in our collection

Record collection

The famous fox terrier, painted by Francis Barraud and sold to Emile Berliner in 1899. Victor Talking Machine Company acquired the US rights in 1901.

the latest updates on the nipper window

About Us

RCA "Meatball" from 1922

This was the second symbol for the Radio Corporation of America

Display Gallery

Come see the displays of RCA Memorabilia in our Museum

Come join us at the Museum and meet Nipper

Our Museum is open to the public and is free. We will provided you with a guided tour, or you can walk through at your own pace.


Support

We are looking for your support. Donate your RCA items to the Museum.

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    The RCA Heritage Program Museum

    201 Mullica Hill Rd Glassboro 08028

    (856) 256-4807

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