Twilight Zone exhibit opens in alternate reality known as upstate New York
Nestled in Rod Serling’s hometown of Binghamton, New York, the Bundy Museum of History and Art has added to its appeal with a new Twilight Zone exhibit. The exhibit contains hundreds of items from the personal archive of Mike Pipher, a 40-year veteran collector of all things Serling; at the exhibit, fans of The Twilight Zone, admirers of Serling, and television history fans can gorge themselves on original scripts and letters, signed photos, and numerous other pieces of memorabilia. The Associated Press reports that visitors will even be allowed to hold many of the Twilight Zone props on display, including a “cobra” phone that appeared in several episodes during the show’s run from 1959 to 1964. (Visitors should be certain not to answer it when it rings.)