suffix from its call sign, effective May 15, 1978. Notable personalities The station was the starting point of John Peel's radio career. Peel, who later became a British disc jockey, notably covered the arraignment hearing of Lee Harvey Oswald shortly before Oswald was shot and killed. Transmitting tower The WRR (FM) lattice radio tower was located in the Fair Park complex. The tower was visible across Dallas and in the Fair Park vicinity. The antenna on top of the tower was removed in 2003. The tower was used as a cell tower for the last few years and the tower was eventually dismantled in December 2015. The current transmitter is located at the Cedar Hill Antenna Farm in Cedar Hill. References External links WRR official website Friends of WRR DFW Radio Archives DFW Radio/TV History FCC History Cards for WRR (covering 1946-1980) µWRR (FM) Classical music radio stations in the United States Texas classical music Government of Dallas American Basketball Association flagship radio stations Radio stations established in 1949 1949 establishments in Texas