The former Voice of America Bethany Station served the world for more than 50 years delivering news of freedom and democracy to oppressed citizens of faraway lands. The 1940s art-deco building is being restored and developed as The National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting. The Museum is governed by an Executive Board appointed by the West Chester Township Trustees. It features the collections of Media Heritage, Inc. and Gray History of Wireless, as well as an operating amateur radio station.