History
The Radio Rondevoo facility was built in 1940 by the Bobier Company for Florence M. Gardner, owner of KTFI and the Radioland Ballroom. The building held a dance floor and stage downstairs, with offices and a large radio studio upstairs. Every Saturday night throughout World War II, “Live from the KTFI Ballroom” was produced, with big name bands such
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