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Southern New England Telephone Company | Fresh Pickin's

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George Coy invented the first switchboard, which, according to a writing done by the Southern New England Telephone Company (the successor to the New ...

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George Coy's Telephone Switchboard. The extraordinariness of being able to make a phone call from the little gadget you keep in your pocket may not ring loud ...

George Coy | Archives and Special Collections Blog

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George Coy invented the first switchboard, which, according to a writing done by the Southern New England Telephone Company (the successor to the New Haven District Telephone Company) “consisted of a wooden panel about three feet wide and two feet high, with a little shelf at its base on which the operator’s telephone rested when not in use.

Hold Please: George Coy Launched the First Commercial Telephone...

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In January of 1878, George Coy of New Haven, Connecticut, inventor of the first telephone exchange, gave birth to an American tradition – the wrong number.

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George Coy | Isabella Alden

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Then, in 1878, a man named George Coy invented the telephone exchange and immediately turned the telephone into a much more practical ...

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First Commercial Telephone Exchange – Today in History: January

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The exchange was the brainchild of Civil War veteran and telegraph office manager George Coy in partnership with Herrick Frost and Walter Lewis.

Throwback Thursday - The First Commercial Telephone Exchange

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138 years ago (January 28, 1878) in the Boardman Building of New Haven, Connecticut the first commercial telephone exchange took place. George Coy was the mastermind behind the District Telephone Company of New Haven that connected 21 customers, along with his two partners Herrick Frost and ...

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One of the first people to build a telephone exchange was Hungarian Tivadar Puskas (above) in while he was working for Thomas Edison ...

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