A Unique and Fascinating Journey Through the History of Science and Technology
New Traveling Exhibit Open to December 2025!
The Unseen Signals traveling exhibit celebrates the life of the unsung genius of IEEE Medal of Honor winner Edwin H. Armstrong by highlighting his technological innovations, patriotism, and the continuing relevance of his achievements. It delves into Armstrong’s intellectual and professional journey against a backdrop of progress in wireless communication. Beginning with an exploration of the humble origins of the radio era during the early 20th century, we invite visitors to immerse themselves in Armstrong’s university years, his military service during the First World War, his alliance with the Radio Corporation of America (RCA), and the rise of the radio broadcasting industry. The IEEE Global Museum presented by the IEEE History Center brings museum-quality traveling exhibits to IEEE members and the public to promote an understanding of electrotechnology and its impact on society. InfoAge is honored to have this incredible display with its captivating story and priceless artifacts in Building 9010, Section D (the Volunteer Center). Check with our front desk for hours and available guides.

A One-of-a-Kind Field Trip Destination
Teachers and Homeschoolers: InfoAge offers a large variety of science, technology, and history content and materials to support and extend your curriculum and help you meet classroom learning goals. From self guided tours to customized programs and activities, our expert volunteers can’t wait to welcome your learners on base!
More Than A Museum
InfoAge contains thousands of artifacts, documents, tools and machines spread across 20 exhibits in six renovated historic buildings on 30 acres that were once the famed Camp Evans Signal Corps. Just as importantly, our volunteer guides are experts in their fields, many of them retirees who have lived the historic stories our museums tell. Together, our physical and human resources are unparalleled anywhere and are here to offer you a customized experience.
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