The Baltimore Museum of Industry’s recently opened exhibit “Tap Talk Text” looks back at Maryland’s communications pioneers. It touches on the telegrams once delivered to homes to announce a death in the family. And it shows that WBAL-TV’s popular afternoon program, “The Quiz Club,” lasted an hour…
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Jacques Kelly: When the first private television came to Baltimore
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