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Wkjg-Tv Collection 1953–1995 Collection # P 0504 WKJG-TV COLLECTION 1953–1995 Collection Information Historical Sketch Scope and Content Note Series Contents Cataloging Information Processed by Curtis R. Barsic 11 November 2010, Revised 7 June 2011 Manuscript and Visual Collections Department William Henry Smith Memorial Library Indiana Historical Society 450 West Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN 46202-3269 www.indianahistory.org COLLECTION INFORMATION VOLUME OF 771 Film Reels, 1,352 U-MATIC and VHS Tapes COLLECTION: COLLECTION 1953-1995 DATES: PROVENANCE: Donation from WKJG-TV, via the president and general manager of WISE-TV, ca. 1995. RESTRICTIONS: The films and tapes are not currently in a format available for use in the library. DVD copies can be made upon request for a fee. COPYRIGHT: REPRODUCTION Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection RIGHTS: must be obtained from the Indiana Historical Society. ALTERNATE FORMATS: RELATED HOLDINGS: ACCESSION 1993.0758X NUMBER: NOTES: Researchers must use DVD copies of films and U-matic tapes. DVD copies do not currently exist, but can be made upon request for a fee. HISTORICAL SKETCH WKJG-TV was formed in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on November 21, 1953. WKJG was the first television station in Fort Wayne. The station was originally owned by William Kunkle, who owned several other television and radio stations. WKJG-TV, an NBC affiliate, had several other owners during its existence, including Thirty Three Inc., Joseph R. Cloutier Co., and the Corporation for General Trade. In 2003 the new owners, New Vision Television, changed the call letters to WISE-TV. WISE-TV, channel 33, remains an NBC affiliate. Sources: Indiana News Center. “WISE-TV, NBC Affiliate, Fort Wayne, Indiana” (18 June 2010) (http://www.indianasnewscenter.com/about/history/8164307.html). Accessed 11 November 2010. WorldLingo. “WISE-TV” (http://www.worldlingo.com/ma/enwiki/en/WISE-TV). Accessed 11 November 2010. SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Series 1: Film Reels with Ending Dates – The 353 reels in this series were previously numbered by WKJG-TV. The reels are labeled as “The Week Ending__-__-__” and the reels are arranged in chronological order, 1975–1982. Series 2: Film Reels with Dates and Labels -- Series 2 begins where the WKJG numbering system leaves off. This series contains 45 film reels with both dates and labels, 1965–1982. Series 3: Film Reels with Labels Only -- This series contains 373 film reels. This series is categorized first by size and then alphabetically. The sizes correspond to the size of the reel cans: Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large. Series 4: IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament – This series contains 273 tapes of the IHSAA (Indiana High School Athletic Association) Boys Basketball Tournament, 1976– 1995. Series 5: IHSAA Girls Basketball Tournament – This series contains 62 tapes of the IHSAA (Indiana High School Athletic Association) Girls Basketball Tournament, 1980– 1995. Series 6: Allen County Athletic Conference and Northeast Conference Basketball Tournaments -- This series contains 79 tapes of both the Allen County Athletic Conference Basketball Tournament and the Northeast Conference Basketball Tournament, 1979–1995. Series 7: Sporting Events – This series contains various sporting events including IHSAA (Indiana High School Athletic Association) football, gymnastics, and track and field. Footage from several golf tournaments is also prominently featured. Professional sports included are Fort Wayne Komets Hockey, Fort Wayne Pistons and Fort Wayne Fury Basketball, Fort Wayne Flames soccer, and Fort Wayne Wizards Baseball. Series 8: Television Shows and Specials – This series features tapes of many television shows and specials in Fort Wayne and around the country. Muscular Dystrophy Association Telethons hosted by Jerry Lewis make up a large portion of this series. Also prominently featured is something called Hooks/TV33 Marathon. Christmas and various church programs are also included. Video Cassette Box Contents: Box # Content/Range 1 1976-1979 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 2 1979-1980 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 3 1980 IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament 4 1980-1981 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 5 1981-1982 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 6 1982-1983 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 7 1983 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 8 1983-1984 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 9 1984 IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament 10 1985 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 11 1985-1986 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 12 1986 IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament 13 1986-1987 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 14 1987-1988 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 15 1987-1988 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 16 1988-1989 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 17 1989 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 18 1989-1990 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 19 1990 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 20 1991 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 21 1991-1992 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 22 1992-1993 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 23 1993-1994 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 24 1994-1995 Mixed Basketball Tournaments 25 1975-1978 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournaments 26 1978-1979 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournaments 27 1979-1981 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournaments 28 1981-1983 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournaments 29 1983-1984 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournaments 30 1985 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournaments 31 1986-1987 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournaments 32 1988-1989 Hoosier Celebrity Golf Tournament 33 1990-1992 Mixed Golf Tournaments 34 1992 Mixed Golf Tournaments, 1976 500 Hall of Fame 35 1977-1981 Indianapolis 500 36 1976-1979 Jerry Lewis Telethons 37 1980-1989 Jerry Lewis Telethons 38 1989 MDA Telethons 39 1990-1992 MDA Telethons 40 1975-1979 Hooks/TV33/Marathon 41 1980-1983 Hooks/TV33/Marathon 42 1981-1987 Various TV Shows 43 1988-1992 Various TV Shows 44 1982-1993 Christmas Programming 45 1975 Soap Box Derby, 1978 IHSAA Football, 1994 Christmas Programming 46 1983 IHSAA Baseball/Football/Track 47 1984-1988 IHSAA Gymnastics/Track and Field 48 1991-1992 Mixed Sports 49 1993-1994 Mixed Sports 50 1978-1985 Various/Local Telecasts 51 1985-1986 Various/Local Telecasts 52 1987 Various/Local Telecasts 53 1987-1988 Various/Local Telecasts 54 1989-1990 Various/Local Telecasts 55 1991-1993 Various/Local Telecasts 56 1993-N.D. Various/Local Telecasts 57 N.D. Various/Local Telecasts 58 Celebrity Interviews/ Three Rivers Festival 59 Christmas Programming/ Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon 60 Sports Promotions 61 Sports Promotions SERIES CONTENTS Series 1: Film Reels with Ending Dates CONTENTS CONTAINER Jan. 27, 1975–Aug. 10, 1975. Each reel is labeled Reel nos. 98-149 with a week ending date. Location: Cold Room, 1-9-C Aug. 17, 1975–June 6, 1976. Each reel is labeled with Reel nos. 150-197 a week ending date. Location: Cold Room, 1-9-D June 13, 1976–Dec. 27, 1976. Each reel is labeled Reel nos. 200-249 with a week ending date. Location: Cold Room, 1-9-E Jan. 30, 1977–Aug. 14, 1977. Each reel is labeled Reel nos. 252-299 with a week ending date. Location: Cold Room, 1-10-A Aug. 28, 1977–Sept. 24, 1978. Each reel is labeled Reel nos. 300-387 with a week ending date. Location: Cold Room, 1-10-B Oct. 8, 1978–Sept. 29, 1980. Each reel is labeled with Reel nos. 389-452 a week ending date. Location: Cold Room, 1-10-C Oct. 13, 1980–Aug. 30, 1982. Each reel is labeled with Reel nos. 453-473 a week ending date. Location: Cold Room, 1-10-D Series 2: Film Reels with Dates and Labels CONTENTS CONTAINER 1965-1971. Palm Sunday (1965); Holiday on Ice Reel nos. 474-508 (1968); Burkenbill, G.E. Strikers, et al. (1968); Location: Christmas Trees, Veterans Day, et al. (1968); Water Cold Room, 1-10-D Main, Sex Education, Appleseed School, et al. (1968); Christ Child Fests, et al. (1968); Christmas Programming (1968); G.E. Strikes, et al. (1969); Charles B. Redd, et al. (1969); Ernest Williams, Berson, et al. (1969); Best Dressed Mr. Tipton, et al. (1969); Political Material (1969); Hockey, Muskegon (1-22-1969); Hockey, Elkhart C.C. (2-5-1969); Semi- State, Afternoon Game #2 (3-15-1969); Strike, Fire, et al. (1969); Fine Arts (1969); Southside Christmas (1969); Soap Box Derby (1969); Wayne High School, Northrup High School (8-12-1971); Marc Balieu and C. Lister (8-18-1971); Hoosier 100 (9-12-1971); Angola Airplane Crash (9-13-1971); Mayor [Harold S.] Zeis [of Fort Wayne], et al. (1971); Boy Scouts, Sheriff Bender (1971); John Pont, Bill Blass (1971); Bishop Leurs Football Coach (1971); Army on Motorcycles, et al. (1971); Drug Addict, Max Shambaugh, et al. (1971); Wabash River Cleanup, et al. (1971); Cross Country, Mayor Lindoff, et al. (1971); Komet Hockey, et al. (1971); Mr. Rual Streel, Freemont Murder, et. al. (1971); Glenbrook, et al. (1971); Lebanoff vs. Zeis (1971); Indiana Amateur Golf Tourney (1971). 1972-1982. Three Rivers Festival (1972); Vice Reel nos. 509-517 President Gerald Ford’s Visit to Muncie (July 1974); Location: Allen County Tourney (1974); Sectional #1 Preview Cold Room, 1-10-D (1975); Sectional #2 Preview (1975); Regional Preview (1975); Semi-State Preview (1975); Sectional Reel nos. 518-519 1 of 2 (1977); Sectional 2 of 2 (1977); Hoosier Celeb. Location: Scrapbook (1977); Big Ten Football (1982). Cold Room, 1-10-E Series 3: Film Reels with Labels CONTENTS CONTAINER Small reels, A-F. Aeronautics and Space Reel nos. 520-527 Administration Report #92; Allen County Basketball Location: Tournament; A Year of Challenge; Broadview Fire; Cold Room, 1-10-E Churches; Eckrich Hall of Fame; Elkhart–Oak Hill Semi-State; Farm Progress, et al. Small reels, G-S. Mr. Gates; Georgetown Square; Reel nos. 528-539, 709- Hilliard Gets Doctorate at Tri-State; Johnstown Olds; 711 McCarthy; Miss Indiana (Pat Patterson); NBC Babies; Location: Henry Nehreiyberg [Nehrenberg?]; News Features Cold Room, 1-10-E Roll #1, 49, 50, 57 [#709- 711]; Old Oaken Bucket, Jack Mellenkoff; Rose Bowl; Salamonie Reservoir. Small reels, T-Z. Elin and Bwind Trk; Mag Trk; T.V. Reel nos. 540-552 Shows – Gabby the Duck, et al.; T.V.
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