A COLLECTION OF ARTICLES AND PHOTOGRAPHS ABOUT EARLY RADIO BROADCASTING IN THE UNITED STATES by John F. Schneider, W9FGH

Historical Photographs of Radio Broadcasting in the San Francisco Bay Area: (Click on subject below to go to photo page) KGO KPO / KNBC / KNBR KPO's 50 kW Belmont Site NBC San Francisco NBC Radio City KFRC KTAB / KSFO KPIX-TV KRE KQW / KCBS KYA KGEI KJBS Other San Francisco Stations Historical Photographs of Radio Broadcasting in Seattle, Washington: (Click on subject below to go to photo page) KOMO Seattle KIRO Seattle KJR Seattle

Historical Photographs of Radio Broadcasting Elsewhere in the United States: (Click on subject below to go to photo page) NBC Radio - The Early Years, 1926-1933   NBC Radio's Studios at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago, 1930-1958 NBC's "Radio City" at 30 Rockefeller Center in New York NBC Program Broadcasts, 1930-52   NBC Announcer Graham McNamee The First Years of the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), 1927-1935 KOMO, Seattle KJR, Seattle KINY, Juneau, Alaska   WLW, Cincinnati - Early History 1922-30   WLW, Cincinnati - Powerful Transmitters   The Shenandoah, Iowa 'Friendly Farmer' Stations   WJZ in Newark, New York, and Bound Brook, NJ 1922-26   WEAF Transmitter in Bellmore, Long Island - 1927 to 1941 WWJ - The Detroit News WWJ, Detroit - The Early Years, 1920-1935 WWJ, Detroit - Prime Years, 1935-1955 WGY, Schenectady, 1922-1940 WGEO and WGEA, G.E.'s Schenectady shortwave stations 1926-1963 WTMJ, the Milwaukee Journal Station,  1927-1950  Live Sound Effects in Radio Broadcasting Western Bands on Local Radio Stations, 1930's to 1950's. Colorized Images by the Radio Historian

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