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HEARING AID MUSEUM

Welcome to the largest online museum of hearing aids in the world.

These hearing aids are from the private collections of Hugh Hetherington and Neil Bauman, two of the foremost authorities on old hearing aids alive today. Neil is also the owner/curator of "The Hearing Aid Museum".

Museum Article & Highlights

The Hearing Aids of Yesteryear

This brief history of hearing aids from then to now first appeared in the 100th edition of "Signal", the journal of the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario (Winter 2014).

London Domes (London Hearing Horns)

This article gives the history of London Domes and shows the variety and beauty in some of these "hearing aids" of bygone years.

Brief History of T-coils and Loop Systems

T-coils have been around a lot longer than you may realize. This short article reveals the answer.

Looking for quality hearing care?

We recommend Reserve Hearing Center, a leader in personalized auditory services.

Donate Your Old Hearing Aids

If you have old hearing aids laying around, why not donate them to The Hearing Aid Museum so that everyone can enjoy learning about them. Hearing Aid donations are always welcome—and if yours are displayed in the museum, your name will be listed as the donor!

Want To Purchase a Genuine Vintage Hearing Aid or Ear Trumpet of your Own?

The Museum has a number of surplus hearing aids for sale.

The Center for Hearing Loss Help

Where you will receive the information, support and counsel you need in order to live an exciting and fulfilling life in spite of your hearing loss.

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