Rigby museum here to stay — but where?
March 8, 2018
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as posted by the channelRIGBY — Fans of a local TV museum no longer have to worry that there won’t be one.
“It really is just an incredible thing that Rigby has the history of (television pioneer) Philo T. Farnsworth here,” Rigby Mayor Jason Richardson said. “I think it’s a great thing for our community, and that’s what I’m looking to preserve.”
City of Rigby officials said regardless of the decision to build a new museum, the Farnsworth TV and Pioneer Museum isn’t going anywhere. If the city finds a serious purchaser for the current property on First South, the responsibility of building a new venue lies with the buyer.
“I’m not willing to give up a museum then go find property,” Richardson said. “We’re not looking at spending hundreds of thousands of tax dollars.”
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