WCVB serves as exclusive television partner for the Museum of Science
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WCVB has been a longtime television partner for the Museum of Science.
In 1830, six men interested in natural history established the Boston
Society of Natural History, an organization through which they could
pursue their common scientific interests. Devoted to collecting and
studying natural history specimens, the society displayed its
collections in numerous temporary facilities until 1864, when it opened
the New England Museum of Natural History at the corner of Berkeley and
Boylston Streets in Boston's Back Bay. That museum is now known
worldwide as the Museum of Science, Boston. One of the world's largest
science centers and Boston's most attended cultural institution, the
Museum attracts approximately 1.5 million visitors a year through its
vibrant programs and 700 interactive exhibits.