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J.J. Collins photographed at the Sable Island wireless station in Nova Scotia. Collins regularly travelled to different stations to perform inspections.
Marconi in the room set up on Signal Hill with the equipment he used to receive the first transatlantic signal.
The Marconi family were aristocrats and they felt that what the public thought of them was important. Guglielmo took good care of himself and made sure to dress […]
Herbert Hardy, pictured at his desk, was one of the many operators who kept the Battle Harbour station running.
This publicity photo was taken of Guglielmo Marconi for a magazine interview in 1897. On the left is a type of spark-gap transmitter. On the right is a […]