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    One of the fathers of television, Vladimir Zworykin, despised what it had become, and once said of it, “I would never let my own children watch it.”

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The cable cars of San Fransisco were declared a U.S. national landmark

On the 29th January, 1964, the iconic cable cars of San Francisco were declared a U.S. national landmark.

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