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Summer 2009 - Program of Museum Tours
July 16, 2009
Verizon Telecom Pioneer Russ Cowell answers questions about early period
telephone sets before
the days of direct dialing.
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Verizon Telecom Pioneer Russ Cowell explains switchboard calls ( above ) while
Astraea Anderson ( below ) tries on a headset at an operator's position.
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Verizon Telecom Pioneer Curtis Anderson shows off the Norfork & Western
Railway
telephone booth during the summer program of tours at the museum.
Copyright © 2009 All photographs on the web page were by
Verizon Telecom Pioneer
Curtis Anderson, taken in a public access facility for general informational
purposes to promote the mission of the Verizon Telecom Pioneers.
Astraea Anderson is the granddaughter of Pioneer Curtis Anderson and her photo
is released
for general informational purposes to promote the mission of the Verizon Telecom
Pioneers by
her mother Jaime.
.Private Museum Tour - 4A Gang
The old Virginia Telephone Museum
recently changed
names and moved to a new location.
Prior to the museum "OPEN HOUSE" event scheduled for May 2, 2009 at
its new location, the 4A Toll Switching group meet to look over
the museum and reflect back to the days when much of
the equipment on display was in service.
PRIVATE TOUR DATE was on: Sat. APRIL 4, 2009
9:00 - 11:00 A.M. Upcoming PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE TOUR DATE: May 2, 2009
Curtis Anderson, Charles Trent, J.A. Winchler, Herb Wolverton, Taise Kiser,
James Childress, Wilson Turner, Dick Kennedy, James Johnson
TelecomPioneers with service from 1948 to present day, this group continues to
enjoy talking about the days when they worked
together in Grace Street on much of the equipment now on display at the museum.
"We were part of it! ".
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cable channel 3 in the Petersburg, Va. area on selected Mondays and Fridays at 5:30 pm
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Recent 4A TOLL Group Outing - Oct.2009
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The old Virginia Telephone Museum was at 3530 Ellwood Avenue
The New Verizon TelecomPioneers Museum of Virginia at 713 E.
Grace Street
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Main Entrance just below the Verizon sign at street level: 713 East Grace
Street Richmond, Virginia 23219 804-772-1118
The new museum now
occupies the former employment office, business office and medical department.
It now has two large meeting rooms, not to mention all the space to house the
equipment and displays.
Verizon TelecomPioneers Museum of Virginia
703
E. Grace Street Richmond, Virginia 23219 (804) 772-1118
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