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[[Image:studiob.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Studio "B" was the largest of the four studios operated by WKBB. Complete with a stage at one end, the studio could accommodate an audience of one hundred people. It was used for broadcasting large musical and choral groups as well as audience participation programs.]]
[[Image:studiob.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Studio "B" was the largest of the four studios operated by WKBB. Complete with a stage at one end, the studio could accommodate an audience of one hundred people. It was used for broadcasting large musical and choral groups as well as audience participation programs.]]
[[Image:studiod.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Studioi "D" was used for small musical and dramatic groups and served as the main studio for FM station, WDBQ.]] [[Image:observationfoyer.jpg|left|thumb|250px|This observation foyer allowed visitors to WKBB to view all four of the station's studios.]]
[[Image:studiod.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Studioi "D" was used for small musical and dramatic groups and served as the main studio for FM station, WDBQ.]] [[Image:observationfoyer.jpg|left|thumb|250px|This observation foyer allowed visitors to WKBB to view all four of the station's studios.]]
[[File:wkbbmatches.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Photo courtesy: http://marvaclub.blogspot.com/search?q=dubuque]]


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Revision as of 02:58, 18 July 2013

WKBB. This entry is dedicated to pictures of the WKBB radio operation, Dubuque's first amplitude modulation radio station. These photographs were supplied by Robert Joseph REDING.

See: RADIO

This was the office in the Hotel Julien.
This was the office above First National Bank at 505 Main Street.
Studio "B" was the largest of the four studios operated by WKBB. Complete with a stage at one end, the studio could accommodate an audience of one hundred people. It was used for broadcasting large musical and choral groups as well as audience participation programs.
Studioi "D" was used for small musical and dramatic groups and served as the main studio for FM station, WDBQ.
This observation foyer allowed visitors to WKBB to view all four of the station's studios.
Photo courtesy: http://marvaclub.blogspot.com/search?q=dubuque
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