Working switches
See working Panel, Crossbar, and Step-by-Step equipment.
Visitors can explore working telephone switching systems, PBX equipment, antique telephones, switchboards, telegraphs, teletypes, and other communications machines. Docent-guided tours begin on demand, and visitors may also explore the exhibits on their own. Outside plant displays feature poles, cables, splicing equipment, and tools, while a cataloged telecommunications reference library serves researchers. The collection includes examples of switching systems from throughout the 20th century, including mechanical and electronic equipment. The museum specializes in telecommunications history and equipment. Located in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood, Connections Museum Seattle is open to the public on Sundays.
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See working Panel, Crossbar, and Step-by-Step equipment.
Docent-guided tours begin on demand.
A cataloged telecommunications library is available to researchers.
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