Links to Images of Southwest Alabama's Broadcast History

 

WABB-AM and WABB-FM

  

"WABB Heritage" (Facebook)

Prize closet at facility for WABB-AM and WABB-FM (Facebook)

Prize closet at facility WABB-AM and WABB-FM (Facebook)

"Goodbye, WABB" (Facebook)

Office of Bernard Dittman (former owner of WABB-AM and WABB-FM; Facebook)

Logos of various radio stations (Facebook)

Images from Alabama Mosaic

Radio survey (Facebook) 

Graphic related to WABB-AM and WABB-FM (Facebook) 

WALA-TV

  

"Bill Capo" (former employee of WALA-TV; Facebook)

"More folks you may recognize!" (Facebook)

"Larry Pate" (former employee of WALA-TV; Facebook) 

Larry Pate's Retirement Lunch (Facebook)

"Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo 1986" (Facebook)

"On Assignment: China" (Facebook)

"How things have changed...." (Facebook)

"Dot Moore" (former employee of WALA-TV; Facebook)

"Meeting Walter Cronkite" (Facebook)

"A look back" (Facebook)

"Governor Bob Riley visits Fox 10" (Facebook)

"Do you remember 1977?" (Facebook)

"More folks you may recognize!" (Facebook)

"Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo 1986" (Facebook)

"70s and 80s at WALA" (Facebook)

Bob Grip (employee of WALA-TV) in the year 1993 (Facebook) 

Danny Treanor (former employee of WALA-TV) 

' "Action News 10" logo" (Facebook)

WALA-TV/WALA-AM building in the year 1955 (Facebook)

WALA-TV building in the year 1976 (Facebook)

"WALA through the years"

"Plaque unveiling commemorating history of WALA-TV"

"WALA-TV Historical Marker Dedication" (video) 

"WALA-TV FOX 10 Historical Marker Unveiling" (Facebook)

 

WEAR-TV

 

"Three in the Morning Launch" (Facebook)

"WEAR / WFGX Transmitter Tower" (Facebook)

"1991 Children's Miracle Network Telethon" (Facebook) 

"1989 'Church Set' Construction" (Facebook)

"February 1990 Good Morning America Broadcast" (Facebook)

"Set and Control Room Construction" (Facebook)

Camera (Facebook)

"Christmas Cards" (Facebook)

"1996 Station Candids" (Facebook)

"SD Set Circa 2007" (Facebook)

"Gulf Coast News 3 (Facebook)

"The Early Days" (Facebook)

"Sept. 7, 2008 - First HD Newscast" (Facebook)

"1989 Children's Miracle Network Telethon" (Facebook)

"1986 Communities Caring at Christmas" (Facebook)

"1993 & 1994 - Old & New Buildings" (Facebook)

"Building Construction 1993" (Facebook)

"A brief WEAR History" (Facebook)

"Camera" (Facebook)

"1996 Station Candids" (Facebook)

"1986 Communities Caring at Christmas" (Facebook)

"Open House June 7, 1994 (Facebook)

1993 & 1994 - Old & New Buildings" (Facebook)

"Original '3 in the Morning' Team" (Facebook)

Some of WEAR-TV's employees in the year1979 (Facebook)

"Late 70's - 1980" (Facebook)

"1989 - 1990 Behind the Scenes" (Facebook)

"1995 Station Candids" (Facebook)

"Channel 3 People Past & Present (Facebook)

"1994 Old Building Demolition" (Facebook)

"WEAR #ThrowbackThursday" (Pinterest)

"The Coca-Cola Show at WEAR" (Frank Hardy Made My Photographs Two)

WKRG-TV

  

Camera (late 1960s; Facebook)

WKRG-TV sign and former building (Facebook)

Camera (early 1980s; Facebook)

Camera (year unknown; Facebook) 

Station wagon (year unknown; Facebook) 

"Photo Album" on Facebook

Production van (1970s) (Facebook)

Fat Tuesday broadcast for WKRG-TV (Facebook)

Advertisement (Showbiz Imagery and Chicanery)

"WKRG Through The Years: Slideshow" (WKRG-TV's official World Wide Web site) 

Facebook message and comments about "WKRG Through The Years"

Unknown image (Facebook)

Images of WKRG-TV's past on Flickr  

Image of weather report for WKRG-TV (Facebook)

Set for WKRG-TV news program in the year 1981 (Facebook) 

"Election night" (1978) (Facebook)

Truck (year unknown; Facebook)

"NewsCenter 5" (year unspecified; Facebook)

WNGL-AM

 

Images from the time WNGL-AM was WALA-AM on Facebook

Images from the time WNGL-AM was WODX-AM from Alabama Mosaic

Images from the time WNGL-AM was WALA-AM from Alabama Mosaic

Paper documents about WALA-AM (Facebook)

WALA-AM on Mobile's Nostalgia Page for Baby Boomers (Facebook)

WNTM-AM

 

Images from the time WNTM-AM was WKRG-AM (Alabama Mosaic)

 

WZEW-FM

 

"Still The Sound of Mobile" (article from the Southern Rambler celebrating WZEW-FM's history)