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CRT Cellar is a volunteer-run workshop that rescues tube televisions, arcade boards and 8-bit computers, then documents every repair in video and photo logs.

Workshop: 12 Phosphor Lane, Unit B, Tubeton, ZZ 00000
Hours: Workshop open Saturdays 10:00-16:00, Thursdays 18:00-21:00

Email: cellar@example.com
Phone: 555-0142

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