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Description The Brox Sisters, tuning a radio. Left to right, Patricia, Bobbe, Loryane. Radio broadcasting began in the US around 1920, and at the time of this picture radio listening was an exciting new high-tech pastime. Vacuum tube radio receivers (shown) which became available about that time could drive loudspeakers, allowing the whole family to listen together, unlike the previous crystal radios which required earphones so only one person could listen at a time. Early receivers used horn loudspeakers (shown) to get adequate volume from the low gain early tubes.
Date Not dated, c. mid 1920s
Source Bain News service photo via Library of Congress site [1]
Author Unnamed photographer for Bain News Service
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Public domain This work is from the George Grantham Bain collection at the Library of Congress. According to the library, there are no known copyright restrictions on the use of this work.

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