Broadcasters Hall of Fame

		The Broadcasters Hall of Fame

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................Established 1982

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NBC Studio Archive I NBC Studio Archive II NBC Studio Archive III Photo Gallery I	; Registration code (if you have it) ; Reglink opened in new frame? ; Name of new frame for reglink ; resolution (1-8) ; Image 1 to load ; Image 2 to load ; Image 3 to load ; Link 1 ; Link 2 ; Link 3 ; statusbar msg on image 1 ; statusbar msg on image 2 ; statusbar msg on image 3 ; Flip effect img 1 (0 .. 7) ; Flip effect img 2 (0 .. 7) ; Flip effect img 3 (0 .. 7) ; speed of fade (1-255) ; pause (value = milliseconds). ; Extra height (applet w. - img w) ; Flip curve (1 .. 10) ; Shading (0 .. 4) ; Red in background (0 .. 255) ; Green in background (0 .. 255) ; Blue in background (0 .. 255) ; Optional image over applet ; Over image X offset ; Over image Y offset ; Memory deallocation delay ; Task priority (1..10) ; Min. milliseconds/frame for sync Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java ; Msg in no java browsers Copyright Broadcasters Hall of Fame ® 2001
Legend in Broadcasting Jack G. Gritton, pioneer in technical radio in Akron, Ohio starting in 1912. Jack G. Gritton installed station WADC and then became chief announcer and manager in 1925 at the Portage Hotel in Ohio. At one time Gritton was Vice-President of Sun Radio.
Our exhibit preserves the "Golden Age of Broadcasting" with a treasured collection of memorabilia and photos. Visit us today!