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KSMO and Successor Stations on 1550 AM San Francisco

25 July 2015 BARHOF 5

KSMO and Successor Stations on 1550 kHz in San Francisco By Fred Krock CALL LETTER HISTORY KSMO (1947-1952), KEAR (1952-1956), KOBY (1956-1960), KQBY (1960-1961), KKHI (1961-1994), KPIX (1994-1997), KYCY (1997-) FRED KROCK started listening to KSMO […]

THE SAN FRANCISCO RADIO DIAL ON VARIOUS DATES 1922-1941

22 July 2015 BARHOF 0

* — Indicates stations that were licensed, but for which no evidence can be found that they ever operated. March 30, 1922 NOTE: All stations shared time on the same frequency, 360 meters (833 kc.). KDN, Fairmont […]

Essential Website Links

31 August 2014 BARHOF 0

Essential Websites The Bay Area Radio Museum provides the following links to websites across the Internet that provide content of interest to our visitors. While we recommend these sites, unless noted otherwise these websites are […]

ksjo

15 August 2014 BARHOF 6

KSJO is the second call sign assigned in San Jose, California, initially applied to both an AM station (KLIV) and an FM station. The FM station began broadcasting in 1947 as 95.3 FM. By 1949, KSJO was […]

kewb_survey_sep-16-1961

14 August 2014 BARHOF 0

KEWB Channel 91, Oakland Fabulous Forty Survey September 16, 1961 CLICK ON THUMBNAIL TO ENLARGE CLICK ON THUMBNAIL TO ENLARGE With the remarkable Don MacKinnon in place following the departure of Gary Owens to sister station KFWB (Channel […]

KIQI Transmitter Building Photo (Circa 1976)

KIQI (1010 AM) Transmitter Site Photo – Oakland

14 August 2014 BARHOF 0

KIQI Radio 1010 Transmitter Building Oakland, California Circa 1976 KIQI (1010 kHz.) was born in 1957 as KSAY, originally owned by Grant Wrathall, broadcasting a music and news format targeted toward the Bay Area’s black […]