WRLP was a television station marketed in Greenfield, Massachusetts, which broadcast on UHF channel 32 from 1957 to 1978. For most of its history, it was a satellite of WWLP in Springfield. WRLP came into existence because of the technical limitations UHF stations faced in the 1950s.

Channel 32, WRLP in Greenfield, MA came on the air on June 1, 1957. The call-letters WRLP-TV stood for Roger Lowell Putnam, the brother of WWLP (channel 22, Springfield, MA) founder William L. Putnam. Originally, "TV-32" was specifically designed to rebroadcast the programming of co-owned and operated WWLP (called a "satellite" in FCC terminology).

WRLP was a full-time satellite of WWLP up until 1974, when it became semi-indepenent, running during the prime evening hours telecasts of Boston-area pro sports teams, syndicated shows and even...

W69AQ was originally put on the air in November 1977 to re-broadcast the sports programming of WSBK-TV/38 in Boston MA, via WRLP/32 in Greenfield MA which was under common ownership with WWLP/22 in Springfield MA. W69AQ, while being licensed to Margaret S. Downey of Agawam, MA (a friend of former WWLP and Springfield Television Corporation CEO ...

WRLP is the ABN affiliated station licensed to Greenfield, Massachusetts. It is a repeater of ABN/MyNetworkTV/MyTV affiliated station WVDH (channel 22), owned by Berfield/Willis Broadcast Corporation. It broadcasts a high definition digital signal on UHF digital channel 21 (or virtual channel 32...

WRLP was a television station marketed in Greenfield, Massachusetts which broadcast on UHF channel 32 from 1957 to 1978. For most of its history, it was a satellite of WWLP in Springfield.

2024年9月28日 · WRLP-TV was a television station in Greenfield, Massachusetts which broadcast on UHF channel 32 from 1957 to 1978. For most of its history, it was a satellite of WWLP in Springfield. Contents. Location; Closure; References

WRLP was a television station marketed in Greenfield, Massachusetts, which broadcast on UHF channel 32 from 1957 to 1978. For most of its history, it was a satellite of WWLP in Springfield.

WRLP (Winchester, NH) The old rusty tower of WRLP(-TV) was licensed to Greenfield, MA. The long gone , historic, iconic second TV station of Springfield's famous WWLP, still stands at 663 feet.

2014年1月25日 · Springfield Television signed on WWLP-TV from Springfield, Mass., in 1953, just a month before rival WGGB-TV took to the air. WWLP was one of the nation’s first UHF TV stations, broadcasting over Channel 61 when it first launched.