• Originally a Gas Station, this is where KLIF-1190am moved to. KLIF was originally in the Cliff-Towers basement when the station started.. RAC Photography - SouthEast Dallas Photographer

Pearl at Wood

Late 90s.

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    1010321 added this photo to his favorites. (4 months ago)

  2. tbechtx (4 months ago | reply)

    Hey isn't that the old KLIF 1190 building? It used to have a sign hanging on the corner where the arches begin. I used to listen to that station when I was a little squirt! That brings back some memories!

  3. Red Oak Kid (4 months ago | reply)

    That's right.

  4. SWABlogGuy (4 months ago | reply)

    Indeed, the former home of the flagship station of the Gordon McLendon radio network, this was the broadcast studio of the "Mighty 1190," where many legendary DJs spun the hits (yes, literally spun, since in the olden days, they had these things called "records" that looked a little bit like large CDs... LOL) of the 1960s and 1970s. Another McLendon station, KNUS, which played "hard rock" also broadcast from this building. It was notable for the fact that the DJs broadcast from a second-story room right at the "point" of the building, and were visible through the large picture windows on both the south and north sides of the triangular structure.

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    WarEagle8608 added this photo to his favorites. (3 months ago)

  6. WarEagle8608 (3 months ago | reply)

    Great shot on film!

  7. SouthEast Dallas Photographer (4 weeks ago | reply)

    See "NOTE" on photo.. Another nice shot here Red Oak Kid!!
    RAC

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