Educational Resources
The Telecommunications History Group is strongly committed to providing educational resources to our communities, both in person and online.We provide tours of our museums and access to our archives to all who want an in-person, hands-on experience of telecommunications history. We can also provide exhibits and/or lectures at a site of your choosing. Contact us for more information.
Our website has educational packages for teachers, including lesson plans and resource kits. We can set up guided tours of our physical museums, or arrange for one of our historians to visit classrooms—digitally, physically, or both! Our current selection of lesson plans has to do with the 931 14th St telephone building exhibit:
- Art and History
- A Brief History of the Bell System
- Communicating without Telephones
- Cultural Collision
- Historical Remains: Discovering History
- How Phones Work
- Skyscrapers! (and Telephone Palaces)
Educational Resources
The Telecommunications History Group is strongly committed to providing educational resources to our communities, both in person and online.
We provide tours of our museums and access to our archives to all who want an in-person, hands-on experience of telecommunications history. We can also provide exhibits and/or lectures at a site of your choosing. Contact us for more information.
Our website has educational packages for teachers, including lesson plans and resource kits. We can set up guided tours of our physical museums, or arrange for one of our historians to visit classrooms—digitally, physically, or both! Our current selection of lesson plans has to do with the 931 14th St telephone building exhibit:
- Art and History
- A Brief History of the Bell System
- Communicating without Telephones
- Cultural Collision
- Historical Remains: Discovering History
- How Phones Work
- Skyscrapers! (and Telephone Palaces)
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