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Glendale Arizona- April 26, 2005

 

2005 NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION
MONTH PROCLAMATION

This proclamation is to recognize May 2005 as National Historic Preservation month.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has sponsored an annual National Historic Preservation celebration. The Glendale Historic Preservation Commission has been a co-sponsor. The Historic Preservation Commission will conduct a Historic Preservation Bus Tour on May 7, 2005 to honor the celebration of National Historic Preservation Month.

 

2005 RUTH BYRNE
HISTORIC PRESERVATION AWARD

 

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VIDEO!
BROADBAND HIGH SPEED USERS ONLY... This is a large...very large file!

The Ruth Byrne Historic Preservation Award has been in existence since 1996 and honors individuals or groups that have provided outstanding contributions to historic preservation in Glendale.

This year the Ruth Byrne Historic Preservation Award went to  Ms. Lori Green and Retired Police Officer Dan Kallberg.

Lori Green has been a significant and driving influence in the improvement of Catlin Court over the past few years. Ms. Green moved to Catlin Court in 2002 and worked to restore her historic home gaining the admiration of neighbors and even national recognition through HGTV filming of her home.  In addition, Ms. Green has brought the entire  neighborhood together to accomplish projects ranging from clean-up drives to obtaining grants for restoration of properties.

Mr. Kallberg has been the driving force behind the establishment and operation of the Glendale Police Museum located in downtown Glendale. On November 2, 2002, The Police Museum opened, although Mr. Kallberg developed the idea over a decade ago. He has researched over 100 years of law enforcement in Glendale. Mr. Kallberg has exhibits covering the evolution of the police department in Glendale at the Fraternal Order of Police  building in downtown Glendale Arizona.

Be sure to visit...

Glendale Police Museum
6821 N. 57th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301, (623) 937-8088

 visit the website at  www.glendalepolicemuseum.com

KKAT - TV was at the Glendale Police Museum shooting video with Dan Kallberg this morning! 

Here is the Trailer... I will try to get the main movie part edited this evening ENJOY!

 

BROADBAND USERS> CLICK HERE 
TO SEE THE GLENDALE POLICE MUSEUM  TRAILER

DIAL-UP USERS> CLICK HERE 
TO SEE THE GLENDALE POLICE MUSEUM  TRAILER

 





 

 

SMECC Gets old Sylvania 600 TV television camera!

Sylvania 600 TV television camera, with one lens, and Sylvania carrying case. Lens is a Cosmicar Television Lens 8.5mm,  The Sylvania 600 is in excellent physical condition, is not solid state but has tubes in circuitry, is clean inside, working condition unknown, but is complete, no tubes or other components missing. We will look forward to testing this soon!

Looking for manuals and old ads that will help date this Sylvania 600 TV television camera.

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Peek inside the Sylvania Model 600 Television Camera!

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Be sure to visit www.smecc.org to see other early engineering and technology artifacts, interviews, advertisements and artwork!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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