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In 2003,The Associated Press established a Corporate
Archives within its Corporate Communications department
for the purpose of preserving The AP's valuable historical
legacy in journalism. To this end, the AP Corporate Archives
will systematically collect, maintain, preserve, and make
available for research official records and other documentary
material of enduring historical value. Its corollary mission
is to serve as the ongoing institutional focal point for the
documentation and study of AP.
| AP
General Agents, Managers, and CEOs* |
| 1848-51 |
Alexander
Jones, General Agent |
| 1851-66 |
Daniel H. Craig, General Agent |
| 1866-83 |
James W. Simonton, General Agent |
| 1883-93 |
William Henry Smith, General Manager |
| 1893-1921 |
Melville E. Stone, General Manager |
| 1921-25 |
Frederick Roy Martin, General Manager |
| 1925-48 |
Kent Cooper, General Manager |
| 1948-62 |
Frank J. Starzel, General Manager |
| 1962-76 |
Wes Gallagher, General Manager |
| 1976-84 |
Keith Fuller, General Manager |
| 1984-2003 |
Louis Boccardi, President and CEO |
| 2003- |
Thomas Curley, President and CEO |
| Headquarters of The Associated
Press in New York City |
| 1849-57 |
3 Hanover Street |
| 1857-160 |
58 Beaver Street |
| 1860-61 |
7 Broad Street |
| 1861-1914 |
195 Broadway |
| 1914-25 |
51 Chambers Street |
| 1925-38 |
383 Madison Avenue |
| 1938-2004 |
50 Rockefeller Plaza |
| 2004- |
450 W. 33rd Street |
*The title gradually became "General
Manager" and changed again in 1984 to "President
and CEO."
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1846 - 1900