La station Marconi de New Brunswick est une ancienne station de télécommunications américaine, aujourd'hui en grande partie détruite. Elle était située au croisement du boulevard JFK et de la Easton Avenue, à Somerset, dans le New Jersey, à seulement 1,6 km de la frontière avec la ville de New Brunswick[1].
« In 1913, the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company built a giant radio transmission station in Somerset and suspended a milelong antenna from a series of 440-foot-high steel masts along the canal route. In 1918, President Woodrow Wilson used the station to broadcast an appeal to Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm II to abdicate, an address that historians credit with hastening the armistice. The station has since been dismantled. However the Guglielmo Marconi Memorial Plaza, on the corner of Easton Avenue and John F. Kennedy Boulevard, has been dedicated to the inventor. »