Opening days: Monday-Friday

Business hours: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

 

Museum of Broadcasting Located in the auditorium building, 2nd floor, Public Relations Department. Soi Ari Samphan, Rama 6 Road, Phaya Thai District, Bangkok Province With a long history of early broadcasting and public relations By the Broadcasting Museum, Public Relations Department It was established as a source for preserving equipment used in broadcasting and public relations.

 

It showcases the history of the evolution of mass communication tools since the beginning of Thailand. and the evolution of the Public Relations Department through various objects which were originally belongings of the Public Relations Department by linking it to show the picture of social change and culture from the influence of mass media in each era The museum officially opened on May 3, 2005, which was the 72nd anniversary of the Public Relations Department.

 

In the future, the Public Relations Department Archives will be a source of research that will fulfill the dimension of studying the history of mass communication. With information about the history of broadcasting and public relations, such as the history of the origins of radio-television, the history of early program organizers, etc., as well as broadcasting programs that have continued value both in the past and present.

 

In addition, Those interested in the history of the Public Relations Department can also search the history of the agency. The outstanding work results from the work of personnel both inside and outside the organization. Including related items such as anniversary books, invitation cards, souvenirs, signing books, photographs, slides, and postcards to provide a picture of what happened in one organization that tells a glimpse of the larger society. each other very well.