I'm heading up to Cape Cod on Vacation in a couple weeks.

Has anyone been to the Marconi site? If so, is it interesting, that is,
more than just a plaque?


- mike KB3EIA -

In article , Mike Coslo writes:

Has anyone been to the Marconi site? If so, is it interesting, that is,
more than just a plaque?

Mike:

I was there in the late 60's on a family vacation. There is more than a
plaque. There is a museum, and I believe one of the towers is still
there. That's all I remember.

I did a quick Google search, check out: www.marconiusa.org.

73 de Larry, K3LT

Larry Roll K3LT wrote:
In article , Mike Coslo writes:


Has anyone been to the Marconi site? If so, is it interesting, that is,
more than just a plaque?


Mike:

I was there in the late 60's on a family vacation. There is more than a
plaque. There is a museum, and I believe one of the towers is still
there. That's all I remember.

I did a quick Google search, check out: www.marconiusa.org.


Thanks, Larry Itt's gppd to get a first-hand report.

- Mike KB3EIA -

Here is a news flash, National Park service and Landmarks. In Ca. unless the
land mark is made by some thing with fours legs they do not care.

On 17 Jul 2003 13:47:02 GMT, Kf6vyh wrote:

Here is a news flash, National Park service and Landmarks. In Ca. unless the
land mark is made by some thing with fours legs they do not care.

Are you referring to the Marconi site in Marshall, or the ex-RCA KPH
sites at Pt. Reyes and Bolinas?

AFAIK the KPH sites have pretty good "proteksia" at the NPS because
of the restoration. I haven't been at the sites or involved with
the group for four years now but I don't think things have changed.

The Marshall site is something else.

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