I remember that old WBZ TV-4 item but do have it on tape.

I play this clip every morning at 4:55 I wish they do something like this again but they wont it still brings back memories thanks for uploading

Still remember this from the days I was living in NH. I miss the days when the station would sign off for the night. The scenery in the morning prayer makes me want to move back to NH right now, LOL.

I love it! All of the old equipment ... it's a walk down memory lane! Thanks for posting ... I really enjoyed the clip!

REVOLUTION!! WE NEED TO BRING BACK TO OLD' DAYS!!!

I wish I could hear the old sign-off of Sy Yanoff one more time, It went something like "This concludes our broadcast day. This is Sy Yanoff signing off.

I was born in 2001. In 1990, the pace of the city seemed a lot slower before smartphones and constant connectivity. My parents had me quite late, and I always wish I had grown up in Boston in the 1990s.

I remember this sign-off and sign on into the early 90s until 1995 whe it switched to CBS and also converted to 24-hour service as it is now. I'll always remember the sign-on that would occur every morning at 4:54-5 AM and I also remember seeing the sign-off at 1:00 AM

Yes, CBS now owns and operates TV & radio stations that were once under Westinghouse Broadcasting.

WOW! A morning prayer. Wonder how that would fly today? Sadly I am in the wrong era.

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They kept it rather generic, though. "In ____'s name?"

thanks for the upload it brings me way back do you have any of the old central artery?

This Was Truly A Landmark For WBZ!

Very nice.

@dxtrfn80 Well They Have Since Then But Only During The Weekends They Would Sign Off for about a half hour or an hour.

Is there any chance you have the old song "It's Great To Be Here (On Boston's WB)"? I can't find it anywhere!!

@AnimeGirl23 Sorry, I do not have that tune.

1987 Buick GNX @ 0:17

Ah! the good old days when you could hear the National Anthem every night.