Well, here’s a scene all broadcasters can identify with! On location (not sure exactly WHERE this is) with a LIVE Broadcast. The esteemed sports broadcaster Dale Duff appearing for Stephen
Check out the dedication of WGAN-TV’s (now WGME-TV)in Raymond, Maine–believe the year was 1959. According to the 1999 Guiness Book of World Records, the nearly 500 meter tower (1,619 feet)
Well, this was taken at a Golf Course (you can see the green/flagstick through the window)–but I’m not sure which one. A few “legacy” Maine AM Stations–WFAU-AM-Augusta, WCOU-AM-Lewiston and WLOB-AM-Portland.
When the Feds came to town, you always made sure you were wearing a coat and tie! Here is FCC Chairman Richard Wiley alongside David Brown from WTVL-AM/FM-Waterville—on the site
It may look like NORAD—or remind some of the bridge on the Starship Enterprise (ahem) but it is Master Control at ABC affiliate WVII-TV in Bangor on March 27, 1985.
I’m thinking that this photo is from a past MAB convention, where some vintage items were displayed for members to see. An old Radio/TV Yearbook, a Western Union telegram, what
Check out this photo from the MAB Archives—–considering the source, I’m guessing these are broadcasters, but I cannot ID any of these gentlemen, nor the course they are on. The
Combine a Black & White snapshot with a rotary-pot console–and it’s off down memory lane! All I know is that this is WGUY radio–thinking the mid-80’s, but that’s all I
The only info on this photo is the scribbling on the back, identifying “Dick Bronson-standing”. No idea the year–and imagining the figure sitting in the rocking chair was part of
