An interesting New Museum is coming to Huntsville, AL. The Signals Museum will open on March 1st. The museum will explore the areas history in communications, including with the Space Program. Visitors can see exhibits of communications equipment, including Ham Radios, and a working AM Radio Station Studio.

There will be hands on exhibits where visitors can explore different technology from communications from different points in history.

“Our vision is to educate and inspire visitors and the world by bringing the magnificent history of communication technology to life, and by highlighting the scientists, engineers and business leaders who made our connected information world possible,” said founder Dr. Marc Bendickson.

A Post announcing the opening and photos from the Huntsville Explorer are available below:

Huntsville’s Signals Museum opens March 1 at 10 AM!

1806 University Drive NW

This new museum explores the evolution of communication technology—from past to present!

Here’s what you can experience:

See antique HAM radios, telegraphs, modern VR simulations, and satellites.

Try hands-on exhibits, including a fully operational AM radio station!

Learn about Huntsville’s role in space-age communication and the pioneers behind major advancements.

Admission is $12, with free entry for children under 5.

Let’s give SIGNALS Museum a warm Rocket City welcome on opening day!