Magnavox Historical Preservation Association

06/16/2026

Thank you, Radio Greeneville!

The permanent Magnavox Showcase planned 113 East Depot Street in Greeneville is taking shape. The Magnavox Historical Preservation Association has

06/03/2026

The Magnavox Historical Preservation Association, based in Greeneville, Tennessee, is seeking volunteers to assist the development of our new “Magnavox Showcase.” The “Showcase” is in downtown Greeneville and will contain a variety of products made by Magnavox as well as memorabilia.

Volunteers are needed to help clean and wax a number of record players, televisions, and radios. Members of the Association primarily work on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. In the future we also will be looking for volunteers who can help host the Showcase for visitors.

If you or a family member worked at Magnavox or Philips or you are interested in technology and community history, consider helping this new site. For additional information contact [email protected] or 423-525-0240.

04/06/2026

Thank you, WGRV and Spencer Morrell, for covering this story about how Recycled Sound Repair is returning select Magnavox units to working order. The Magnavox Showcase is set to open on Depot Street this summer!

Magnavox is set to return to Greeneville in the form of the Magnavox Showcase sometime this summer, and the Magnavox

03/26/2026

Progress continues at the Magnavox Showcase. Construction has been completed. It's giving high-end art gallery vibes!

There is still much work to be done before we can open to the public, but we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. 💡📺📻

02/26/2026

More progress is being made on the Magnavox Showcase.
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The wood flooring on the display risers is done. Paint on the walls is being touched up. The concrete floors have been stained and are awaiting their big reveal.

Over 50 units (televisions, radios, and other) have been moved from storage to our archives. Most of these have already been cleaned and some will be evaluated for technical repairs.

We are getting closer and can't wait to share it with you!

02/05/2026

Work is progressing on the new Magnavox Showcase being built at 113 Depot Street in Greeneville. Staging for record players and television is getting its flooring. New spotlights are working and the location is really coming together.

We really need the help of the community in making this project complete. We need you to become a Patron Supporter. This means donating an annual amount of money. You will receive our quarterly newsletter.

Or, if you would like to donate an amount in honor or memory of a friend or family member worked at Magnavox or Philips, we would welcome the help. The employee’s name will be placed in the Employee Recognition section of the Showcase.

We also would welcome any former Magnavox employee to volunteer and help clean and organize artifacts such as radios, record players, and television. For more information on making a Donation and/or Volunteering call 423-525-0240 or email [email protected]

Help recognize the history of Magnavox in East Tennessee and the people who produced quality products.

01/09/2026

The Showcase is coming along! The first photo shows custom display risers that are being built for the units. 📺📻
The next photo shows the second room that will house more units and the educational area. ⭐️

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from the Magnavox Historical Preservation Association!

12/10/2025

Retired Magnavox employee Bill Bradley cleans a 1952 Magnavox record player made in Plant #1. The unit will be placed in the new Magnavox Showcase on Depot Street.

If you worked for Magnavox and want to help prepare equipment for the Showcase, contact 423-525-0240

12/10/2025

At the future site of the Magnavox Showcase on East Depot Street in Greeneville, the walls have been painted and the air handling units are going in.

Each step brings us closer to realizing dream that has been a long time in the making!

We encourage anyone who has an interest in the history of Magnavox in Greene County and Northeast Tennessee to become a Patron and support the development of the Showcase.

Please contact George Collins at [email protected] or call him at 423-525-0240. Anyone who had family members work for Magnavox, please consider becoming a supporter in their honor or memory.