National Audio-Visual Conservation Center
About the Business
The National Audio-Visual Conservation Center, situated at 19053 Mount Pony Road in Culpeper, Virginia, is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to the preservation and restoration of America's rich audio-visual heritage. Home to the largest collection of moving images and sound recordings in the world, the center houses millions of films, television programs, and recordings dating back to the early days of cinema. With cutting-edge technology and expert staff, the center works tirelessly to safeguard these cultural treasures for future generations to enjoy. Visitors can explore the extensive archives, attend screenings and special events, and learn about the vital work being done to protect our audio-visual history.
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Location & Phone number
19053 Mt Pony Rd, Culpeper, VA 22701, United States
Reviews
"So happy they are back open. Wonderful opportunity for anyone in the general area"
"This center is a crucial part of preserving our knowledge and culture, and I'm so thankful for the experts who work there"
"Phantastic location with state of the art facilities, including a 1.33 screen with Wurlitzer organ that rises up. Helpful staff that is more than willing to share knowledge. One of the best archives I've been to."
"An impressive facility even from the outside, but it is not open to the public except for the announced movie showings. (I came with a friend to take pictures of the unique design of the exterior of the building, and a guard quickly emerged to escort us to our car to leave. "The facility is NOT open to the public." That includes even the grounds.)"
"Wow a hidden gem in the area. Very near Culpepper but make a point to go for the movies nearly every weekend from their archives. I went for a double feature from the 1920's. I'll be back!"
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