In celebration of the centenary year of Leonard H. Goldenson’s birth (2006), The Museum of Television & Radio offered this look at the achievements of a great broadcaster and philanthropist. Leonard H. Goldenson helped shape modern mass communications, while his devotion to a range of civic causes—from the promotion of the democratic process to cofounding one of the largest health agencies in the U.S.—left an equally profound legacy.
What: The Gentleman Giant - an exhibit of the life of ABC’s founder. The exhibit was on display at the Museum of Television and Radio both in Los Angeles and New York in 2006.
“The man responsible for modern TV is Leonard Goldenson”.
Roy Huggins
The Gentleman Giant
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