CBC Museum

The CBC Museum shares the history of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation through a multi-media approach.

About the Collections

A broad range of items related to the production of CBC Radio and Television since 1936. It includes vintage microphones, special sound effects devices, vintage puppets, a feature on "Growing Up with CBC", photos, archival television footage, interactive displays and more.

Archives

Film footage and radio programs covering a span of more than 60 years

Electronic Records • Prints and Drawings • Films and Videos • Photographs • Sound Recordings

Fine Arts

Culture:
Canadian

Human History

Communications Devices • Memorabilia • Performing Arts

Services & Activities

With archives, photos and interactive displays, the CBC Museum offers visitors an insider's view of the history of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The companion Graham Spry Theatre features ongoing screenings of CBC Television shows from the CBC archives. Program changes monthly.

Educational Programs

The CBC Museum is appropriate for all ages, and can be used by teachers as an appropriate destination for student trips. The Graham Spry Theatre features ongoing daily films from the CBC archives. Descriptions are in English and French.

Films

Visitor Services

Bilingual Services • Films and Videos • Accessible by Public Transportation • Parking Facilities : Charged • Washrooms • Special Needs Facilities : Parking : Washrooms : Wheelchair access

Food Services

The Canadian Broadcasting Centre features some restaurants, and the area is well-served by many others.

Restaurant

Featured Images

Map

Visit the Website

Location

Address:	250 Front St. West Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G7 See Map
Telephone:	416-205-5574
Fax:	416-205-7162
Mailing Address:	CBC Museum Box 500, Station A, Toronto, Ontario M5W 1E6