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HCJB Quito Celebrates 75th Anniversary #1

On December 25 2006, the world famous radio station HCJB in Quito, Ecuador, celebrates 75 years of broadcasting to Latin America and the world.
image of HCJB logo

HCJB logo


image of Felipe, HCJB's original gatekeeper

Felipe, HCJB's original gatekeeper

We've searched in our vaults and found a wonderful little booklet issued by HCJB 50 years ago when they celebrated their 25th anniversary.

Throughout 2006, we'll bring you these pages from the past, as our salute to HCJB.

This month, the scriptural foundations for HCJB, Silver Anniversay operations, and photos from 1931 and 1956.

image of HCJB Silver Anniversary Issue Inside Front Cover image of HCJB Silver Anniversary Issue Page 1 image of HCJB Silver Anniversary Issue Page 2

Inside Front Cover

Page 1

Page 2

For more information about HCJB and its 75th Anniversary celebrations, visit www.hcjb.org.

All images in our series are © 'Twenty five years of progress, Silver Anniversary Issue, HCJB; Cleve Costello Collection, Radio Heritage Foundation.

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