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First 1 - 1928: W3XK, the first American TV station, begins broadcasting from suburban Washington, D.C. The station was an outgrowth of the work done by Charles Francis Jenkins in devising a
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On this day...................1925 Charles Jenkins is granted the U.S. patent for Transmitting Pictures over Wireless (early television). Charles had... | By Buster's Old Time Photos in Galveston | Facebook
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Captain Kinescope: 1929 | Shorpy Old Photos | Framed Prints
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