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Documents concerning various installations in Britain and overseas, 1901-29

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MS. Marconi 197
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Comprises:

  1. Copies of telegrams and original circular letter about successful communication between the Lizard and St. Catherine's, Isle of Wight, 1901
  2. Letter from Fleming about need for secrecy over Niton-Lizard work, 1901
  3. Correspondence with Hall and Gray about ships (including the Kaiser Wilhelm) signalling to the Lizard and other shore stations, 1901
  4. List of apparatus sent to the Lizard, 1902
  5. Correspondence from Fleming about experimental simultaneous transmission between more than two stations including the Lizard and Poldhu, 1903
  6. Correspondence relating to wireless telegraphy in the Isles of Scilly, including the Admiralty Station, a proposed vessel-based station, and a temporary service between the Admiralty Station and Poldhu owing to the breaking down of the Post Office cable, 1901-4
  7. Correspondence about a proposed station at Goonhilly, 1904
  8. Draft letter from Marconi to Kemp about his departure for Crookhaven to continue long distance experiments between there and Poldhu, and giving instructions about work required at Poldhu, 1901
  9. Letters from P.J. Woodward reporting on experimental work at Crookhaven, 1901
  10. Correspondence from Hall to Marconi about an agreement to receive and transmit messages from HMS Ophir at Crookhaven, 1901
  11. Correspondence about possible sites for stations at Ennismore and Cashel, 1904-5
  12. Letters and reports from E.A. Pochin about the Dovercourt Station, 1901
  13. Report of experiments between Frinton and Withernsea stations, 1902
  14. Telegrams about arranging accommodation at Frinton for Marconi, 1904
  15. Papers concerning the Broomfield Station, Chelmsford, including reports on experimental work, plans and details of masts, and discussion (especially with the GPO) of a wireless service to Amsterdam, with later discussion of obstructions by the Post Office of early wireless schemes, 1904-5, 1924
  16. Reports and correspondence from the station at Waterloo, Liverpool, 1906
  17. Letter from Kemp at the Waterloo Station, reporting on work there and at the Seaforth Barracks Station, 1910
  18. Letters from Kemp to Marconi about setting up a station at Fraserburgh, and about a break-in there, 1903, 1906
  19. Papers relating to wireless stations at Coltano and Bari, 1902-5
  20. Papers concerning the provision of wireless stations and services in Russia, 1901-22
  21. Correspondence concerning shares in the Societé Russe de Telegraphes et de Telephones sans Fil, 1925-9
  22. Correspondence about a concession for the establishment of a wireless station in the Bermudas, for which Fessenden was said to have applied, 1904

Dates

  • Creation: 1901-29

Extent

1 box

Language of Materials

  • English

Shelfmark

MS. Marconi 197

Repository Details

Part of the Bodleian Libraries Repository

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