WUNH-FM
Files, 1943-70
Student Organizations
(UA 7/1/6)
Size: 1 box (.5 cu.ft.)
History:
The first radio broadcasts from campus were agricultural programs sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Services. These were broadcast live over telephone lines to WHEB in Portsmouth. In 1930, a radio station was constructed on the third floor of Thompson Hall and students from the Speech and Drama Department formed the Mike and Dial Club, producing live dramatic plays and a variety of other shows. In 1952, a new transmitter allowed the campus to send radio signals through electrical lines on campus and WMUR was born. In 1958, the station moved into the newly-constructed Memorial Union Building. In 1962, they applied for an FM license and began WUNH.
Scope and content:
This series contains files of the student run radio station at the University of New Hampshire.
| F. 1 | 1943 | Weekly program guide |
| F. 2 | 1944 | Weekly program guuide |
| F. 3 | 1970 | WUNH Constitution |
| F. 4 | 1970 | WUNH files |
| F. 5 | 1970 | Speech and Drama Course use of radio station |
| F. 6 | 1967-68 | WUNH files |
| F. 7 | 1968-69 | WUNH files |
| F. 8 | 1969-70 | WUNH files |
| F. 9 | 1968- | Miscellaneous program guides |