Rochester TV Archive
Welcome to Rochester TV Archive. Your time machine to the past. Our collection of television broadcasts recorded in real-time provides a unique perspective of history. We aim to inform and educate the public about past historical events by sharing parts of these broadcasts.
All content seen on this channel is subject to copyright. Content may also be edited or removed at the request of the copyright holders.
Rochester TV Archive
You can help support Rochester TV Archive for just $2.99/mo. A membership includes early access to new videos, as well as access to member-exclusive content. Funds generated through memberships help keep this costly project alive. On average, this channel receives a monthly audience of 100,000 viewers. We currently have 5 members. Thank you for your support!
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Rochester TV Archive invites you to check out the all-new TV Time Machine. These playlists feature content from all sources, in chronological order.
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Do you remember where you were 30 years ago?
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I should have learned by this point, but I did not preview some of the latest videos before uploading. The newscasts are what I've intended to share, and figured some of the Tonight Show tape rollover would be cool as well. Some of the subjects on the Tonight Show are quite NSFW and I did not realize it until after I had already premiered the videos. The videos have been set to 18+. The newscasts will be available on this channel for all viewers after I have finished processing the videos and cutting off the tape rollover. I intended to give a behind-the-scenes look at part of my digitizing process, with future "unedited" videos being available to members of this channel. Going forward, I'll make sure all content is screened in full before publishing.
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I would like to express my gratitude to Lou Gramm and the Lou Gramm Foundation for this incredible opportunity to rock on. Rochester TV Archive proudly supports the Lou Gramm Foundation, which promotes music education by providing grants to students who might not otherwise have the chance to pursue their dreams. You can find more information about the organization on their Facebook page or website. A big thank you to Matt Grammatico and Ali Solomon for all of your coordination efforts and for giving fans the chance to connect with Lou and enjoy many other experiences.
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Rochester TV Archive
Rochester TV Archive 📺 was recently selected as a YouTube Partner. This enables more features on this channel and provides an opportunity to raise a few dollars for this project.
Memberships are available for $2.99/month and include early access to new videos, as well as uncut/extended versions of videos that had to be trimmed for various reasons.
This has been a very time-consuming, but rewarding project and I thank everyone who has helped support this channel.
You can show your support by signing up at this link.
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Happy Independence Day from Rochester TV Archive.
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On this day in 1991, Rochester welcomed home some heroes just in time for Independence Day.
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What are your thoughts on AI?
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If there were a premium or subscription-based "bonus" page for Rochester TV Archive, what would you want to see on it?
There are almost 25 years' worth of random things I have recorded, captured, and collected on these hard drives that aren't really suitable for this channel. There are lots of unfinished projects and other videos that are incomplete.
Let me know what you think.
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