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John Logie Baird by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
John Logie Baird by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
John Logie Baird by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
John Logie Baird by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
John Logie Baird by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection
John Logie Baird by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection

John Logie Baird by Frank Rust - Part of The Northcliffe Collection

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John Logie Baird with his invention and ready for a public performance. On 26 January 1926, John Logie Baird demonstrated his machine before 50 scientists from the Royal Institute, London It was the first time that televised moving images were seen. In this picture taken on May 27, 1927, Logie Baird’s invention transmitted blurry pictures 438 miles via telephone lines between London and a room on the fourth floor of the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow.

Photograph by Frank Rust and part of the Northcliffe Collection