Jan. 14, 1952: Take a tour of the original TODAY studio

Electric typewriters and photo machines were part of the original TODAY studio when the broadcast first went on the air in 1952. Host Dave Garroway said that despite having cameras and a news desk, it’s “really a working news center.”

Jan. 14, 1952: Take a tour of the original TODAY studio

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