When Color TV Came to Sacramento
A half century ago, KCRA Channel 3 in Sacramento became the first television station in northern California to use color news film. The debut of this new technology was featured in the station's landmark 1964 broadcast called "Colorama." This piece contains snipets from that special program, which includes two of the station's most iconic personalities, Harry Martin and Mike Boyd. #kcra #television #sacramentohistory
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Urban Sacramento History 1959: West End
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Visit to CBS Color Television (1954)
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Compatible Color: The Ultimate Three-For-One Special
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Horrors Accidentally Broadcast on TV News
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Why Inventing Color TV Was So Difficult
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Oldest surviving color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958
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Oppenheimer’s BFF Invented Color TV
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More Redevelopment: Old Sacramento and K Street Mall, 1969
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Early days of video tape
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Recreating Early Colour Outside Broadcast
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My Golden Retriever Heals a Terrified Rescue Kitten in Just 3 Meetings!
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1960'S VINTAGE SACRAMENTO'S OWN KCRA CHANNEL 3 SOME COOL STUFF
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United Means You : Sacramento, California in the 1950's - CharlieDeanArchives / Archival Footage
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The Computer Chronicles - Artificial Intelligence (1984)
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Sacramento: A Place to Remember (1965)
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History of Home Satellite TV
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1956, SACRAMENTO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, STATE FAIR & OTHER SCENES
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First Television Broadcast NBC/RCA July 7, 1936 Part 1 of 2
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Ed Wynn & Frankie Avalon with Milton Berle 1959 in color
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