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Digital Collections
Explore more than 100,000 collection items online through the Society’s digital collections. For over two decades, we’ve been scanning, photographing, and digitizing materials from our collections, creating a rich and growing digital archive that brings history closer to you.
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WIBA Prize Winners
October 1946
WIBA prize winners. Two couples seated behind a WIBA microphone with four Robin Hood White Flour posters on the wall.
Bicycle Safety Week
April 29, 1947
Two men presenting a bicycle safety award to a young boy in front of a NBC WIBA radio microphone.
WIBA Radio Broadcast
April 26, 1946
Two adults and six children during an WIBA radio broadcast. The children are standing in front of a microphone, holding a script.
Frank M. Bignell
December 1946
WIBA Program Director, Frank M. Bignell, seated behind a radio microphone.
NBC-WIBA Broadcast
April 3, 1946
Eight men standing around a microphone in the NBC-WIBA broadcast studio including Charles A. Mittelstadt, radio commentator.
League of Women Voters Statewide Radio Program
September 10, 1951
Frances Hurst (left) and Marcella Gill (right) listen to voice recordings at the WIBA radio broadcasting studio. Hurst was chairman of the WHA radio programs for the league. Gill was president and ...
