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Images of Marconi House, Strand / Aldwych, London 1922, 1923, 1950 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd., Photographs from 1922 to 1924
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Above - The Broadcasting Aerieals at Marconi House, Strand in 1922 |
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Above - Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd. Photograph of the Accountants Department of Marconi House in 1923 occupying the space of the former Gaiety Restaurant Ballroom on the upper floors. A new floor was created at gellery level.
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Above - Miss Olive Sturgess and Mr. John Huntingdon singing a duet in the Marconi House studio in 1922. Mr. R. Stanton Jefferies, A.R.C.M. is the accompanist. In the background are the chimes which were then used to give the time signals.
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Above - From left to right Mr. A. R. Burrows, Mr. Stanton Jefferies and Mr. Kenneth Ellis before the microphone at Marconi House, ringing out the year 1922
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Above - The first 2LO transmitter installed on the 7th floor of Marconi House. Broadcast M.W.T. programmes from May 7th 1922 until taken over as first transmitter of the British Broadcasting Company on November 15th 1922, for which it continued service until May 1st 1923 and afterwards as stand-by. Preserved at Brookmans Park. |
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Marconi House - Internal and External Photographs in March 1950
Above - Marconi House, Strand in March 1950
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Above - Marconi House, Strand in April 1950 All photographs on this page are Courtesy John A. Strubbe F.R.I.B.A. For more on Marconi House Click Here... For more on the demolition of Marconi House Click Here... For more on the Gaiety Theatre Click Here... For More on The Strand Click Here... |
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