Houston Radio History

Howard Kemper was an announcer on KXYZ in 1940.  He was also an amateur photographer.  Recently his son John discovered some old negatives a...

Morales Radio Hall - toward the rear of the parking lot for the funeral home at 2901 Canal on the east side.  Built in 1970 to house the rad...

These photos (published in the Chronicle ) show the facility on Post Oak Rd., about where the Williams Waterwall is now, when the building ...

Mark Whitehead of KWHI and KTTX , Brenham, has sent along these pictures of KNUZ-TV , taken in 1953 by his dad, Tom Whitehead, Jr.  Mark...

Phil Konstantin sent along this picture taken in the KULF Production Studio in the late 1970s (later than 1976).  That's Phil on the...

John Robertson writes: "My uncle by marriage was T.L. Hinner, he was Chief Engineer at the KTRH Cedar Bayou transmitter facility dur...

These pictures are from March, 1978. Don Nash, Chief Engineer of KYOK in the 70s, built the studio which was in use frequently.  ...

I just stumbled on this source by accident.  Story Sloane writes a feature article for the emag Houston Lifestyles and Home s using photos f...

From the University of Houston Digital Library, 346 pictures and videos of the history of Channel 8 over the decades, including people, bui...

Here is an extensive collection of material relating to the cultural situation in Houston during the 1970s consisting mostly ads from count...

I had discovered this material several years ago but when I went to post about it on the blog, it had been taken off the web.  I went lookin...

J.R. Gonzales' blog, Bayou City History, has just published a series of photos from the Post archives of the KPRC-TV studio facility o...

Often referred to as Houston's first morning duo, Tim and Bob were together on KPRC for over a decade. For more on the duo on this blo...