Cape Cod’s Fabulous Radio History:   Facts to Remember, Fictions to Forget

                              Chatham Marconi welcomes its Chief Historian Edwin Moxon, Ph.D to its Speaker Series 

                                                                                  Thursday, February 2 at 7:00 PM

                                                                                         **In Person and via ZOOM**

Cape Cod has some important early radio history that has been told and retold, sometimes getting better or worse in the process. Along with Dr. Edwin (Ed) Moxon, we will take a look at some local radio lore and sort out a few “mythconceptions” that have become common knowledge. He will speak on Thursday, February 2 at 7:00 PM Eastern, in person at the Chatham Marconi Maritime Center in North Chatham, Mass., and livestreamed via Zoom webinar.

Ed Moxon is a retired electrical engineer who returned to the Cape in 2004 after a career in research and manufacturing.  He holds a Ph.D. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the field of communication, and has a keen interest in the history of radio and of Chatham Radio WCC.  Ed joined Chatham Marconi in 2003, was first elected a Director in 2005, and served as Secretary from 2007 to 2010.  His research into wireless history and technology and his authoritative exhibit preparation represent major contributions to the development and success of the Marconi-RCA Wireless Museum.

Reservations for this virtual event may be made at ChathamMarconi.org/speakerseries . Registration for either in-person seating or Zoom webinar participation are free for Chatham Marconi members, and $10 for General Admission. Participants are permitted to link one computer to the Zoom webinar per registration.  In-person seating is limited.