• American Museum of the Moving Image - Located in Astoria, New York. Integrating works of art, artifacts, audio-visual presentations, and interactive exhibits. Entrance charge.
• The Bill Douglas Centre - Exeter University's history of cinema and popular culture public museum and academic research centre. Free admission.
• Filmmuseum - Amsterdam-based free museum which collects, restores and screens Dutch and international film treasures.
• George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film - Collects and interprets images, films, and equipment in the disciplines of photography and motion picture. Located in Rochester, New York. Entrance Charge.
• National Museum of Photography, Film and Television - Based in Bradford in West Yorkshire, this free museum contains a collection of television programme and technical historical artifacts. Shockwave required to view website.
• The Telecommunication Museum - Exhibiting the history of telecommunications, from beacons of fire to global digital networks. Located in Stockholm, Sweden.

 Broadcast

• Auman Museum of Radio and Television - Ohio-based private museum exhibiting historical televisions, radios and related memorabilia. Visits by appointment.
• Indiana Historical Radio Society and Museum - Documents and preserves radio history.
• Library of American Broadcasting - University of Maryland 'Broadcasting Pioneers' museum. Located at College Park, MD. Free to visit.
• The Museum of Broadcast Communications - Located in Chicago, with educational programs and exhibits and a searchable database of television, radio, commercial and Chicago news archives. Free admission.
• Museum of Television and Radio - Los Angeles and New York-based nonprofit museum preserving television and radio programs. Founded by William S Paley.
• MZTV Museum of Television - Toronto-based museum collecting television sets and related memorabilia. Visits by appointment.
• National Public Broadcasting Archives - Archives of NPR, CPB, PBS and National Educational Television held at the University of Maryland's College Park site. Free to visit.
• National Vintage Wireless and Television Museum - A history of radio and television technology located in the High Lighthouse at Harwich, UK.
• Pavek Museum of Broadcasting - Collection of antique radios, televisions and broadcasting equipment, based in St Louis Park, Minnesota.