Roger VanMaasdam at the piano

Museum first-lady Patsy McIntyre and her assistant lighting the Christmas candles

Gathering for the banquet

Museum President Lloyd McIntyre (left) gave an update on Museum funding grants and introduced several guests including County Commissioner Scott Bias,

City Councilman Nate Randolph,

and Mary Witten Wiseman from the Foundation for the Tri-State

Tom Resler (right) and Garry Ritchey gave an update on the West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame

At the popular "Show-and-Tell", Lloyd showed transistor radios including an original Dick Tracy radio complete with accessories and the box

Rich Post showed a Panoramic Radio Panalyzer SB-8b used by NASA in the Mercury program tracking stations

Fred Crews showed a Crosley Reado print and 32 volt DC lighting, appliances, and storage battery jar. A 32 volt generator was nearby.

Geoff Bourne showed a "Dancing Nymphs" speaker, a Burndept radio with DeForest coils and a Telefunken "Telefon" RE-10

Ed Verner showed a Wilcox-Gay Recordio

Jack Woodrum showed a Crosley Fiver Roamio automobile radio and a 1925 battery radio from the Hartman Electric Manufacturing Company in Mansfield, Ohio