Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications. the Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 13 story building and protects the "Big Ear" a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna.
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Title:
Main St.
Andover Maine (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Main St.
Andover Maine (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM Mar-30
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Title:
A Glimpse of Grand Trunk Railway System
Andover Maine (ME), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Flume, Cataract Brook
Andover Maine (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907
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Title:
Bell-System Earth Station for Communication by Satellites
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Built for the Telstar experiments, this earth station has been used successfully to transmit television programs across the Atlantic.
Curt Teich & Co.
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Stanley Stevens The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications; the Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 13 story building and protects the "Big Ear" a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna.
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Title:
Memorial Gateway, Phillips Academy
Andover Maine (ME), Linen PM 1930 Jul-02
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The station was built for Project Telstar experiments on overseas telephone and television service via satellites in space. The radome is the largest air-inflated structure in the world and is 161 feet high and 210 feet across. It is made of fabric and synthetic rubber and if laid flat on the ground would cover 3 acres
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Title:
Earth Station at Andover, Maine
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The Bell System's Ground Station Project TELSTAR for World Communication by Satellites. The Radome, largest air inflated structure in the world is 161 feet high and 210 feet across
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Title:
Main Street
Andover Maine (ME), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ferry on Highway, Grand Trunk Railway System
Andover Maine (ME), Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-17
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The Bell System's ground station for communication by satellites. The radome largest air-inflated structure in the world is 161 feet high and 210 feet across
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Title:
Village Common
Andover Maine (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The Bell System's ground station for communication by satellites. The radome largest air-inflated structure in the world is 161 feet high and 210 feet across
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Title:
Earth Station - "Big Bubble"
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Earth Station at Andover, Maine The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications. The Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 13 story building and protects the "Big Ear" a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
This station was built for Project Telstar experiments on overseas telephone and tlevision srevice via satellites in space. The radome is the largest air-inflated structure in the world and is 161 feet high and 210 feet across. It is made of fabric and synthetic rubber and if laid flat on the ground would cover 3 acres
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome PM 1969 Jun-10
Description:
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications. The Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 13 story building and protects the "Big Ear" a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna
Eastern Illustrating Co
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The station was built for Project Telstar experiments on overseas telephone and television service via satellites in space. The radome is the largest air-inflated structure in the world and is 161 feet high and 210 feet across. It is made of fabric and synthetic rubber and if laid flat on the ground would cover 3 acres
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Title:
Bell-System Earth Station for Communication by Satellites
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Built for Telstar experiments, this earth station has been used successfully to transmit television programs across the Atlantic
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome PM 1965 Aug-3
Description:
Built for Project Telstar experiments. View shows Control Building and 210-foot Radome
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Title:
Silver Lake
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
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Title:
Bell System Space Dome
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Bell System space Dome, Project Telstar, housing 380-ton Horn Antenna, 94 feet high and 177 feet long. Can amplify signals 500,000 times. Signal received from satellite is one-trillionth of a watt. Earth Station for Communicating by Satellites
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The Bell's system ground station for communication by satellites. The radome largest air-inflated structure in the world is 161 feet high and 210 feet across
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Title:
Andover Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
This giant 300-ton antenna is located inside an 18 story "bubble," or radome, at the Andover Earth Station. It is used for sending and receiving all forms of international communications via commercial satellite. COMSAT, AT&T, RCA, ITT and WUI own the facility, which is managed and operated by COMSAT
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Title:
Bell-System Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Bell-System Earth Station for communication by satellites at Andover, Maine Built for the Telstar experiments, this earth station has been used successfully to transmit television programs across the Atlantic
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Series M-5206
Earth Station at Andover, Maine. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications. The Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 13 story building and protects the "Big Ear," a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome PM 1964 Aug-17
Description:
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications. The Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 12 story building and protects the "Big Ear" a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna
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Title:
Main Street, Andover, Maine
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Main Street, Andover, Maine Andover was chosen by The American Telephone and Telegraph Company as the most favorable location in the United States to build its Earth Station for satellite communications
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Title:
Big Bubble
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Big “bubble,” or radome, at Andover earth station for commercial satellite communications is 18-stories high, weighs 20 tons. Radome covers antenna inside. Air pressure supports fabric structure, entered through air lock doors. Comsat, AT&T, Rica, ITT and Woe own the station, which is managed and operated by Comsat.
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Title:
Andover
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
This giant 380-ton antenna is located inside an 18-story “bubble,” or radome, at the Andover earth station. It is used for sending and receiving all forms of international communications via commercial satellite. Comsat, AT&T, Rica, It and Woe own the facility, which is managed and operated by Comsat.
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications. The Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 13 story building and protects the "Big Ear" a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna.
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Title:
Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome PM 1966
Description:
The Bell System's ground station for communication by satellites. The radome largest air inflated structure in the world is 161 feet high and 210 feet across
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The station was built for Project Telstar Experiments on overseas telephone and television service via satellites in space. The random is the largest air-inflated structure in the world and is 161 feet high and 210 feet across. It is made of fabric and synthetic rubber and if laid flat on the ground world cover 3 acres
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Title:
Giant Antenna
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
This giant 380-ton antenna is located inside an 18 story "bubble," or radome, at the Andover earth station. It is used for sending and receiving all forms of international communications via commercial satellite. Comsat, AT&T, RCA, ITT and WUI own the facility, which is managed and operated by COMSAT.
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Title:
Big Bubble
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Big "Bubble," or radome, at Andover earth station for commercial satellite communications is 18-stories high, weighs 20 tons. Radome covers antenna inside. Air pressure supports fabric c structure, entered through air lock doors. Comsat, AT&T, RCA, ITT and WUI own the station, which is managed and operated by COMSAT.
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Title:
Andover
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Big "bubble," or radiomen, at Andover earth station for commercial satellite communications is 18-stories high, weighs 20 tons. Radome covers antenna inside. Ai pressure supports fabric structure, entered through air lock doors. Comsat, AT&T, RCA, ITT and WUI own the station, which is managed and operated by COMSAT.
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Title:
Congregational Church
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
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Title:
Village Common
Andover Maine (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Bell Telephone Systems Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company's new ground station for satellite communications. The Radome "Big Bubble" is as tall as a 13 story building and protect the "Big Ear" a 250 ton steel and aluminum horn-antenna.
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Title:
Main Street
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Andover was chosen by The American Telephone and Telegraph Company as the most favorable location in the United States to build its Earth Station for satellite communications
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Dick Smith The station was built for Project Telstar experiments on overseas telephone and television service via satellites in space. The radome is the largest air-inflated structure in the world and is 161 feet high and 210 feet across. It is made of fabric and synthetic rubber and if laid flat on the ground would cover 3 acres
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station at Andover, Me
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
built for Project Telstar experiments looking toward overseas telephone and television service via satellites in space. View shows Control Building and 210 foot Radome
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Title:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station
Andover Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Bell Telephone System's Earth Station at Andover, Me., built for Project Telstar experiments. View shows Control Building and 210-foot Radome.
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Title:
A Glimpse Of Andover
Andover Maine (ME), Divided Back PM 1937
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Title:
Andover Maine Banner Card
Andover Maine (ME), Divided Back PM 1912
Description:
A Message from Andover Where Living is Worth While
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Title:
Andover Maine Banner Card
Andover Maine (ME), Divided Back
Description:
Just Leaving Andover Will Drop in on You in a Few Days
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