General articles relating to John Logie Baird
Malcolm Baird, 'From Baird to Worse': A Televisual History (FOLIO, Winter 2005) 11, pp. 6–9.
Adrian R. Hills, 'Eye of the World: John Logie Baird and Television' (Part I) KINEMA, Spring 1996
Malcolm H.I. Baird, 'Eye of the World' (Part II), KINEMA, Fall 1996
Iain Logie Baird interviewed by Gerald Pratley, 'Eye of the World' (Part III), KINEMA, Fall 1997
Clan Baird
The Clan Baird Society Worldwide
Helensburgh
The Helensburgh Heritage Trust
Baird's earliest television work in Hastings
John Logie Baird Collection, Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, East Sussex
John Logie Baird in Hastings (1066.net)
Noctovision (Baird's night vision system)
Noctovision—Infrared Television in 1926
Phonovision (video recording)
The World's Earliest Video Recordings (Don McLean's site)
Baird Studios at The Crystal Palace
The Crystal Palace Foundation
More Crystal Palace Studios
Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palace Television Society
A Sort Of Magic: The Black Presence On Pre-War British Television
Important television technologies in use to-day, and to-morrow
'Laser vision' from Microvision technologies
DLP™ technology from Texas Instruments
Other Television Inventors
Paul Nipkow (Germany)
Boris Rosing (Russia)
A.A. Campbell-Swinton (U.K.)
Charles Francis Jenkins (U.S.A.)
A.T.&T. (Herbert Ives) (U.S.A.)
Philo T. Farnsworth (U.S.A.)
RCA (Vladimir Zworykin) (Russia, U.S.A.)
RCA (David Sarnoff) (Russia, U.S.A.)
Marconi-EMI (Isaac Shoenberg) (Russia, U.K.)
Allen B. DuMont (U.S.A.)
Kenjiro Takayanagi (Japan)
Fernseh A.G. (Germany)
Telefunken (Germany)
Dénes Mihály: Das Electrische Fernsehen und das Telehor. (Hungary, Germany)
Kálmán Tihanyi (Hungary)
Kálmán Tihanyi's television guidance systems (military)
Museums and University Archives
American Museum of the Moving Image, New York, U.S.A.
Paley Center for Media (formerly the Museum of Television & Radio), New York, U.S.A.
Museum of Broadcast Communications, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
Early Television Museum, Hilliard, Ohio, U.S.A.
Antique Wireless Association (A.W.A.) Museum, Hilton, New York, U.S.A.
NHK Museum of Broadcasting, Japan
University of Glasgow, Scotland
The Museum of Communication, Burntisland, Scotland
London Science Museum, South Kensington, London, U.K.
Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Sussex, U.K.
MZTV Museum, Toronto, Canada
Mirrors in the Sky (an exhibition curated by Iain Logie Baird)
Historic Television Societies
The Narrow-bandwidth Television Association, UK
405 Alive/The British Vintage Wireless Society, UK
Broadcast Engineering Conservation Group, UK
Antique Wireless Association, U.S.A.
Enthusiasts and Experimenters
The British Amateur Television Club
Television Experimenters.com (the late Peter Yanczer's site)
London Vintage Radio Club (Ontario, Canada)
The New Jersey Antique Radio Club (early television and radio online library)
La Radiovision (Roger Dupouy's site)
Things named after John Logie Baird
The Logie Awards Australia
The John Logie Baird Awards [for Scottish Innovation], Scotland (no longer active)
John Logie Baird Institute for Vision Technology Glasgow, Scotland
British Caledonian Airbus A310-203 G-BKWT (no longer active)
'Tug' class 60 60066 light engine (no longer active)
The John Logie Baird pub, Hastings, Sussex
The John Baird pub, Muswell Hill, London (rebranded as 'Village Green' 2020)
The Logie Baird pub, Helensburgh, Scotland (closed 2019)
Artworks inspired by John Logie Baird
'Stooky Bill TV' by David Hall, 1990
'Bairdcast Media: a history of machine translation' by Yuko Mohri, 2008
Media History
Capturing the Song of the Nightingale, 2015, by Iain Logie Baird
On Video Game Pop Songs, 2020, by Iain Logie Baird
