[GreenKeys] Fwd: A very interesting Telecommunications Museum

[Christian Fandt]

Well I thought you'd get a kick out of that site if you were previously 
unaware of it. Glad you passed it on to the list and other important folks.

This is in my opinion an important private collection as not very many 
ex-telephone folks (or *anyone* for that matter) could house such a group 
of large artifacts. This guy seemed to lug anything home that he could get! 
Neat thing is that he's trying to get most of it functional if possible.

A nice touch is the sound samples for several devices that one could click 
upon and listen to.

Don't forget to click on the Pennsylvania Railroad link in the first 
paragraph to see even more interesting history. Fascinating. I'm a closet 
Railfan and can spend hours just gawking in the Railroad Museum of 
Pennsylvania down in Straasburg PA. My wife figures I would go catatonic 
with sensory overload at the rail collection in the Smithsonian.

Regards,  Chris

NNNN

At 01:47 PM 6/17/04 -0500, Don Robert House wrote:
>Thanks to Chris Fandt for tipping me off.
>
>Paul WIlls has a great museum and a wonderful website.  Be sure to look it 
>up and ENJOY!
>
>http://www.voicenet.com/~tciplace/cedartel/index.htm
>
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Christian Fandt,    Electronic/Electrical Historian
Jamestown, NY  USA      cfandt at netsync.net
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         URL: http://www.antiquewireless.org/