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June 5, 2017 siobhancarreen local news, Preservation

Help to Save the WJZ-TV Collection!

We have launched our official crowdfunding campaign to help preserve and provide access to the WJZ-TV Collection. Watch our video and donate here! Thank you so much!

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WJZ’s “City Line”
WJZ’s “The Buddy Deane Show” and “Shakedown”

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💥 1988 @wjztv promo for MACGYVER and BEST FRIENDS (1982). #flashbackfriday @goldiehawn #ripburtreynolds @richard.dean.anderson_fan
Did you know? We have a large collection of the SMPTE Journal (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers), with issues dating from 1937-2002! This is an award-winning journal that offers detailed technical information about motion-imaging science. These are available for viewing at the Baltimore City Archives’ research room (the only copies available for viewing in all of Baltimore City).
September is one of THE most important months for fashion, so we selected some early 80s favorites from our @wjztv collection this month for our MARMIA members. Sign up today to get access to the longer video compilation and more for only $5/month, while supporting our nonprofit mission (marmia.org/membership). Thank you! 💚 #80sfashion #shoulderpads
Anyone else ready for Halloween season on September 1? Enjoy this 1999 Blockbuster ad featuring BRIDE OF CHUCKY (1998), and like the ad says, “go home happy” this Friday! 🎃👻☠️📼📺🧡🖤
Another EVENING MAGAZINE LP in our @wjztv collection. This one has sound effects that they would’ve used in the show.
We are so thrilled to introduce you to our AV Archivist, Joana Stillwell! Read all about Joana’s work over the last few months at the link in our bio, including digitizing the WJZ-TV Collection, working on making a collection of films documenting Baltimore bands from the 90s more accessible (pictured are films and some stills) and more. #avarchiving #movingimages #digitization #baltimorehistory

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