Houston Maritime Museum 2007 - a photoset on Flickr
After an unexpectedly short day doing some art installation, the rest of my schedule was wide open. I hit the Houston Maritime Museum. I planned on the Houston Fire Museum as well, but the rain kept me off the road and away from the city's bad drivers. I did get a call returned from the Telephone Museum. Groups of ten or more can schedule tours but the lone visitor only had three hours on Tuesdays to see the sites. I hate mornings, but I may get up for telephones on display.
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Wow, I wonder how many telephone museums there are in the US?
I just found 11 Googling the internets:
Georgia Rural Telephone Museum (Leslie, Georgia - But you know this one!)
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/GALEStele.html
BellSouth Telephone Museum (Atlanta, well, huh!)
http://www.bellsouthgapioneers.org/Museumtemp.htm
Vintage Telephone Equipment Museum (Seattle, WA)
http://www.scn.org/telmuseum/
Roseville Telephone Museum (Roseville, CA)
http://www.rosevilletelephonemuseum.org/
New Hampshire Telephone Museum (Warner, NH)
http://nhtelephonemuseum.com/visit.html
Frank H. Woods Telephone Museum (Lincoln, NB)
http://www.woodstelephonepioneers.org/museum/
Gridley Telephone Museum (Gridley, IL)
http://www.telephonemuseumofgridley.org/
Montrose Historical and Telephone Pioneer Museum (Montrose, MI)
http://www.gfn.org/telemusm/
Cle Elum Historical Telephone Museum (Cle Elum, WA)
http://www.u-s-history.com/wa/c/cleelhtm.htm
Oliver Parks Telephone Museum (Springfield, IL)
http://www.springfield-il.com/attract/phone.html
Louisiana Telephone Pioneer Museum (Jennings, LA)
http://www.discoverourtown.com/LA/local-46884.html
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