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Museum of TRT Broadcasting History As being the first and only public broadcasting institution, The Museum of TRT Broadcasting History is established to carry its past to the present and revive it again. Its establishment took 4 years work of more than 200 personnel. Museum of TRT has a structure that the process of radio and television broadcasting is not only being watched, but at the same time it is applicable. The various studios prepared in the museum aims to show the process of visual and aural broadcastings’ progression in an applicable way. Besides the displaying from transistor radios to black and white screens, and comes to today’s 3D broadcasting as the last station of broadcasting technology, it aims to practically show the time before broadcasting and the progress it had by presenting the visual and audial archive witnessed to this process. Research library as a part of the museum shows the visitors that the museum is not only for seeing but there are a lot of alternatives to learn by various education and promotion movies which give information about the main constituents of broadcasting. The museum is placed in the campus of Turkish Radio and Television Corporation General Directorate. 64 Address: General Directorate of TRT Phone: (312) 463 28 38 Faks: (312) 463 28 48 Visiting Days: Everyday during the week (closed during official holidays and on new year) Open between: 10.00–17.00 Museum of Turkish Public Bath The museum was established in order to document, display and inherit the bath culture to the future generations. In another words, universal Turkish bath culture image on minds is tried to be protected as a whole and being carried to the future generations.The museum as being about Turkish bath and purity culture is the first and only museum of Turkey with regard to its subject and its museology techniques. Besides exhibiting the architectural characteristics of Turkish bath and the objects used while having bath, it interprets Turkish Public Bath culture by “henna (bride) bath” exhibition, which illustrates the place of Turkish baths in ceremonial life, and animations of “mother of Turkish bath, father of Turkish bath” and “roughneck”. Turkish Aeronautical Association Museum The museum was opened in Ulus is playing host to historical buildings on May 19, 2002. The compound of the museum consists of 287 square meters closed area and 7295 square meters of open air area. There is the historical parachute tower (licensed monumental work), garden where the original aircrafts are displayed and museum building inside the compound. The museum allows visitors of all age to enrich their aviation knowledge about the Turkish Aeronautical Assocation and the history of civil aviation in Turkey with 747 documents and photographs displayed in the museum. Visitors also have the opportunity to see the cockpit of the helicopter which is on display at the garden and can jump out of the historical parachute tower under the guidance of trainers. Adresi: Hipodrom Cad. No 2 Ulus-ANK. Phone: (312) 311 30 13 Faks: (312) 311 48 40 Visiting Days: Everyday except Mondays. Open between: 09.00–18.00 during winter 10.00–19.00 during summer The museum is established by the support of Ankara Development Agency and Living Museum, and the founder is Dr. Sema Demir who lectures “Folklore Museology” in Gazi University Faculty of Literature. Address: Cumhuriyet Mah. Yenice Sok. No:23 Beypazarı-ANK. Phone: (312) 763 22 24 Visiting Days: Everyday. Open between: 08.30–20.30 65