Links
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National
Sound Archive
Website: http://www.bl.uk/nsa
Radio Times
Archive
Download some Radio
Times issues from the 1930s
The British
Vintage Wireless Society
The British Vintage Wireless and Television Museum
Yahoo Group -
Music and Radio 1920s-1950s
A site with a nostalgic feel
including photographs of, and articles about, studios and
equipment from the past of BBC Radio
HALL
OF FAME
The Hall of Fame is
the Radio Academy's tribute to those figures in the public eye
that have made an outstanding contribution to the UK radio
industry.
Recapture memories of many vintage radio programmes, some of
which have disappeared into the mists of time. You can also read
about the lives and careers of some of the 'men behind the
music'. Although additions will be made from time to time, the
emphasis will be on poorly documented artists who were prolific
broadcasters as opposed to major recording artists such as
Mantovani about whom much written material already exists.
A series of nostalgic memories of a childhood spent in the East
End of London
(Bethnal Green, Stepney, Whitechapel, Hoxton & Hackney)
The UK's Favourite Nostalgia
Station - Snap, Crackle but No Pop!
Classic Radio comedy and Drama from the BBC
Old Time Radio Show Catalogue (CD's available)
The Hancock Appreciation Society
Internet Radio Show
An affectionate
anecdotal journey between 1958 and 1975 by studio engineer and
producer Alan Bailey
British Drama Website (with Episode Guides)
FOR
THE LIFE OF ME ...
Donald MacLean's
biog-blog. Donald produced many 1950s radio programmes
and was responsible for BBC's popular music output in the
50s & 60s.
Free Old Time Radio
Shows - Download free old time radio shows in mp3 format
Old Time Radio Shows
Old Radio World
Free Old Time Radio Shows from "The Golden Age of
Radio!"
Old radio shows was created to supply classic
radio shows of days gone by, giving our customers the chance to
reminis listening to old radio shows such as, the Dad's Army
radio shows, The Goons radio shows and classic old radio shows
from America.
The radio was our link to the world. Radio programs were
broadcast into our homes daily; into our living rooms, at
our bedsides, and into our hearts. Everyone had a favorite
program. Whether it was Jack Benny, or Dragnet, Beyond Midnight,
or Glenn Miller, our beloved radio brought us daily episodes of
sorrow, joy, music, hope, and tragedy. Our radio consoled us,
instructed us, and made us laugh. As you know, before television,
families like ours used to sit in their living rooms each night
to listen to radio shows like; Dimension X, You Bet Your Life,
Gunsmoke, The Shadow, Father Knows Best, and many others. When TV
become popular in the 1950's, most of these shows went off the
air, they now live on at RadioTimeZone.com.
"Where the Golden Age of Radio Meets the Digital Age" -
Old Radio Show MP3's and lots more!
Home Page: http://www.digitaldeliftp.com/
The Diversity
Website is a
focus for BBC radio drama and dramatists
Sterling Times Nostalgia website
Maxbygraves.com - Max's
official website
The Southlanders - The '50s group famous for "Alone"
and "I am a Mole and I live in a Hole"
Opposite Battle Abbey, High
Street, Battle, East Sussex, TN33 0AQ
Step back
in time... whatever the weather! Discover a magical journey
through 100 years of British history at this top award winning
visitor attraction in East Sussex with over 100,000 nostalgic
artefacts on display from 1850s-1950s. Also available to buy
online, a wide range of nostalgic CDs, DVDs, traditional toys and
sweets and advertising metal signs.
A
family attraction providing a nostalgic trip through
the world of radio & television programmes guaranteed to
bring memories of classic TV and radio flooding back.
Situated in South Somerset.
Ebay
Auctions pages
Visit
the Greasy Spoon Cafe - The Great British Nostalgia Site
www.retrocentre.co.uk
www.retrocentury.co.uk
www.museumgiftshop.co.uk
www.themuseum.co.uk
is a seven-piece
British Dance Band featuring popular songs and dance music from
the 1920s to the 1940s.
Historical site including a virtual tour around the Festival site
Personal experiences of building a doll's house and trying to
re-create the 1950s' period
Nostalgia at 
UK media directory
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