One of finest radio programs of the 1930s was Mercury Theatre on the Air, famous for its broadcast of War of the Worlds. How could a story set in Victorian England give rise to widespread hysteria in America? Come into the studio and find out. Before TV became a centerpiece in American homes, radio provided the entertainment. FREE with museum admission: $8/adult, $7/senior (60+), $4/youth (6-12), FREE/child (5 and under) and FREE/Ohio Historical Society member. Parking $4/nonmenber.