A History of Radio Broadcasting in the San Francisco Bay Area by John Schneider
KYA Radio, San Francisco Main Control Room Circa 1930s This is a view of the main control room of KYA, looking through the glass into the adjoining studio, as it appeared in the 1930s. The […]
KJBS Radio, San Francisco 1470 Pine Street Studios In February 1937, Julius Brunton and Sons built these facilities at 1470 Pine Street for their radio station, KJBS, adjacent to their co-owned Willard Battery Shop. The new […]
KGO Radio 810 Transmitter Tower Collapse 1989 This image shows two of the three KGO towers which partially collapsed in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. The towers are located at the east end of the […]
Dr. Charles Herrold on KQW, San Jose Doc Herrold is shown at the microphone of KQW, early 1920s. RELATED EXHIBITS: KQW 30th Anniversary Broadcast, November 10, 1945 The History of KQW from “Voices Out […]
Charles Lynden McCarthy Charles L. McCarthy was the Manager of Station Relations for NBC in San Francisco. It was in 1934 when he joined with Ralph Brunton, one of the owners of KJBS, and together […]
These three young ladies organized as a chamber music group while attending Oakland Technical High School in 1918. They first appeared on radio over Oakland’s KLX in 1924, and they soon became a program staple […]
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