Zoomer Magazine – September 2019

“FANTASTIC!

Strongly recommend.

Knowledgeable and friendly staff.

Great presentation. Philo

Farnsworth display is a must see.”

Reviewed by 123Glen,

North Bay, ON in March 2019,

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THE ICONIC PHILCO

PREDICTA (1958)

SYMBOL OF THE

MZTV MUSEUM

“one of Toronto's great

cultural treasures.

Technology, design, pop culture,

information and entertainment,

all in one gallery.”

PORTABLE SPEAKER’S

CORNER –

USER-GENERATED

CONTENT BEFORE

YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK OR

TWITTER (1990)

Reviewed by Austindriver,

St. Albert, AB in November 2018,

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“A FASCINATING COLLECTION!

The interactive app to guide visitors

around the museum was extremely

helpful. Highly recommended!”

Reviewed by EvanKWYG,

Winnipeg, MB in November 2018,

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“Mechanical TV? Now I know!

We watched old commercials and saw

some modern clips on old sets which

made me think were going to violate

the space time continuum!”

JOHN LOGIE BAIRD’S
SCANNING DISCS –
THE EARLIEST
EXPERIMENTS IN
TELEVISION (1924-28) Reviewed by Tripperdudes, Toronto, ON
in April 2018, tripadvisor.ca

TOUR BOOKINGS: 416.599.7339 | [email protected] / MZTV.COM

MUSEUM HOURS: TUESDAY TO FRIDAY 2PM—5PM

64 JEFFERSON AVE

IN LIBERTY VILLAGE

TORONTO, CANADA

AN AMAZING WALK THRU THE HISTORY OF

TELEVISION. To see the actual Felix The Cat figurine used

in 1928, was incredible! If you've ever turned on a TV set,

you owe it to yourself to see what came before modern

television, the pioneers and inventors we take for granted.

Moses Znaimer, a broadcast pioneer in his own right, has

collected and has put on display this wonderful look back at

all things of the airwaves. I recommend this museum to all.

Reviewed by TorontoTourist55, Toronto, ON in May 2019, tripadvisor.ca

FELIX THE CAT –

THE FIRST STAR OF

TELEVISION (1928)

THE ULTIMATE MUSEUM OF TELEVISION!

A solid 90-minute fascinating tour into the evolution

of television. Anyone who has watched television

owes it to themselves to explore this museum.

Reviewed by JMM181720, Markham, ON in April 2019, tripadvisor.ca THE RCA PHANTOM

TELECEIVER – THE

RAREST TV ON THE

PLANET (1939)

THE REVIEWS ARE IN!

(5 OUT OF 5)

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