File:Transmitter for radio station WKC (1922).jpg
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English: Radio station WKC, licensed to the Joseph M. Zamoiski Company in Baltimore, Maryland from March 23, 1922 until its deletion on November 24, 1923, was Maryland's first broadcasting station. |
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| Source | Photograph and caption included in the article "Baltimore Does Its Own Radio Broadcasting", from page 3 of part 6 of the April 2, 1922 issue of the Baltimore Sun |
| Author | Non listed |
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