Take A Look Back At KRCC’s Home On Weber St.

As we begin to move into our new home at 720 N. Tejon, we look back at the Victorian building that KRCC called home for decades.

  • KRCC Weber building - at 912 Weber
    We will soon be saying goodbye to KRCC's current home, located at 912 N. Weber St.
  • KRCC Weber building - with Colorado College sign
    When KRCC signed on the air in 1951, it was the first non-profit FM license in Colorado and was primarily used for speech and drama classes at Colorado College. The station moved around the campus quite a bit before it settled into an old Victorian at 912 N. Weber.
  • KRCC Weber building - 912 front view
    The Victorian building is charming but isn’t soundproof, which makes live radio really difficult. Every siren, car alarm, motorcycle and leaf blower goes out over the air.
  • KRCC Weber building - Just inside of front door
    This is the view from just inside the front door.
  • KRCC Weber building -- Main Stairwell and mail boxes
    The staircase landing was also the mailroom.
  • KRCC archival photo - 1951 Krutzke Adams Carter Blakely Barnes
    This was the KRCC studio in 1951.
  • KRCC archival photo - 1979 Van Driest Kerwin
    This was the KRCC studio in 1979.
  • KRCC Weber building - main air studio
    This is the main studio today at 912 N. Weber St.
  • KRCC Weber building - Production studio
    This is the production studio today.
  • KRCC Weber building -- Mike’s office door
    This is the door to Mike Procell's office.
  • KRCC weber building - Basement stairwell
    These are the stairs leading to the basement where we had stored thousands of vinyl records.

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Learn more about the Southern Colorado Public Media Center and take a look back at the new KRCC building at KRCC.org/newhome.