Front of the building as it appears today.
When Metrobus tookover the facility from the
WM&A Bus Line in 1973, it was cleaned up quite a bit.

Close up of the front doors.
The one to the right led upstairs to the studios.

For a building now over 60 years old,
it's in remarkably good shape.

Side of the building. Metrobus still uses the facility as a bus repair depot. The studios were located on the second floor where the windows Harv refers to are.

Our studios were in SE Washington in the WMA bus terminal...in the spring they would paint the buses (orange and black), and the paint fumes would drift in the windows of our studios. Listen to Harv Moore & a listener from WXTR talk about it.

The Parkway Building was located near the intersection of Annapolis Road & the Baltimore Washington Parkway.

The sad state of the building in 2002. By the mid 80's, the inside had been gutted in an apparent renovation which was never completed. The driveway leading up the hill to the rear of the building was on the left.

Close up of the main entrance. The elevator to the upper levels was along the back wall, directly in a straight line from the front door above.

The back of the building wasn't in much better condition. Because it was built into the side of a hill, you would enter from the back door at a floor higher than that as accessed from the front. The driveway going down the hill to the front of the building was located on the right, paralleling Annapolis Road.

The building was demolished in the Spring of 2004.

Close up of what had been the front entrance of the building.

The concrete barrier is in the same spot as above in 2002.

Is that an old tape cartridge in the rubble?!

View from top of the hill behind the now gone building.

The barren property the way it looked prior to construction.

Wonder if the neighbors knew who had been next door?

The second building in the rear is also gone now.

Main entrance. This was the first of several identical buildings to be constructed in the early '80's. All are still in use today.

Front of the building as seen from the parking lot. The station moved to Lanham in the Summer of 2000. The space once occupied by the station is now used by a legal firm.

Side of building facing the Beltway. The studios were on the top (8th) floor. From left to right, they included: Business Offices, Production Studio #3, Production Studio #2, the News / Production Studio, the On Air Studio, the Jock Lounge, Engineering & Engineering Offices.