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Astrodome circuit board
Astrodome circuit board
Astrodome circuit board
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Astrodome circuit board

Dateundated
DescriptionSquare brown plastic circuit board with multi-colored circular pieces attached in rows on the front and solder joints and lines on the back side.
Bio/Historical NoteThis circuit board came from the Astrodome's scoreboard, known as the "Astrolite." The first animated scoreboard, the Astros used it until they moved in 1999. The vacant Astrodome was named a State Antiquities Landmark in 2017.
Object numberB-1989-0001-02
Classificationstelecommunication equipment
Dimensions4 x 4.5 x .75 in.
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