New Hampshire Has An Entire Museum Dedicated To Telephones And It’s As Awesome As You’d Think
Lisa Sammons
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Today, we use telephones more than ever. You may even be reading this article on a phone right now! The telephone has gone through numerous changes in its 150-year history. Today’s internet-capable smartphones with apps and ringtones have come a long way from Alexander Graham Bell’s original invention. One fascinating museum in New Hampshire where you can learn all about the history of the telephone is the New Hampshire Telephone Museum in Warner. This is one of our favorite small museums in the state, and it’s got such an interesting collection of communication-related memorabilia!
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Young kids might not be interested in the exhibits here, but it’s a surprisingly fascinating place where you’re sure to learn a lot about the history of telephones. You can find out more about the New Hampshire Telephone Museum at the museum’s website or Facebook. The museum is open seasonally from May through October.
Looking for more interesting museums in New Hampshire? Check out the Libby Museum in Wolfesboro.
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