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The MBC is closed to the public at this time as it prepares for its transition into its new home at State and Kinzie in downtown Chicago.

Mailing Address:
The Museum of Broadcast Communications
676 North LaSalle St., Suite 424
Chicago, IL 60654
Tel: 312-245-8200
Fax: 312-245-8207

E-mail:

Reference Inquiries & Footage Requests (archives@museum.tv)
Media Inquiries (media@museum.tv)
Development (development@museum.tv)

Museum Store:

Customer Service (DVDs/CD Orders),
Tel: 888-698-9783

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