Dallas, Texas: Eight Track Museum (Gone)
Museum was devoted to the 1960-1970s clunky mobile audio tape format, with exhibits on other audio formats of the ages. A "well-curated" display of 2,000 8-track tapes.
- Directions:
- Deep Ellum Community Arts Building, just west of downtown.
- Hours:
- Sept. 2015: Reported closed.
- Status:
- Gone
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Dallas, Texas - Hes Got An Eight-Track Mind
Eight-Track Museum: Record store owner and music producer Bucks Burnett has finally realized his long-held dream of finding a permanent home for America's one and only Eight-Track Museum. [Sept. 2015: ...until it closed] [02/06/2011] Complete Story...
Eight-Track Museum: Record store owner and music producer Bucks Burnett has finally realized his long-held dream of finding a permanent home for America's one and only Eight-Track Museum. [Sept. 2015: ...until it closed] [02/06/2011] Complete Story...
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Stopped by on a Sunday. It was closed, but looked active still.
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The museum, opened in 2011, is the brainchild of Bucks Burnett. His previous jobs include managing Tiny "Tip Toe Through The Tulips" Tim, and running the Mr. Ed fan club.