University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
PH0816
Photographs of Harvey
"Harry" Long
1942-1948
.06 cubic feet (1 oversize folder)
8 photographic prints
Collection materials are in
English.
Photographs of
Seattle radio personality Harry Long
Harry Long was a radio personality and program director at the Seattle
AM radio station KVI in the 1940s and 1950s. KVI, founded in 1926, has been a
talk radio station for most of its history, and was one of the first in the
nation to adopt the conservative talk format. KVI continues to exist as a
member of the Fox News conservative talk radio network.
The collection contains photographs of Harvey "Harry" Long in the KVI
studios, with radio executives and several portraits.
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Source: Fairlook Antiques, 2006
Processed by Jeff Acquino, 2009.
Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)
Seattle
Photographs
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1
Autographed portrait of Harry
Long
Van Ness Studio,
Seattle
1942
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2
Harry Long with KVI
microphone
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Morely Studios
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3
Harry Long and a group standing behind
Governor Monrad Wallgren, who is seated at an elaborate desk
circa 1946
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4
Executives of Seattle radio
stations
September 9, 1948
Gerald Beakdin,
Seattle
A list of names and titles is attached to photo.
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5
Harry Long at desk reading papers next to
microphone
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Bartholomew of Van Ness Studio, Seattle
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6
Harry Long in radio studio with cigarette
and mug staring past a microphone
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Bartholomew of Van Ness Studio, Seattle
Taped to image: "Why do they call it "The Sunrise Club."
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7
Harry Long reading papers in radio studio
with man looking over his shoulder.
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Bartholomew of Van Ness Studio, Seattle
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8
Harry Long in radio studio pointing at
clipboard while another man watches
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Bartholomew of Van Ness Studio, Seattle