3 Oriel Road. Clayfield 4011 ( cnr Sandgate Road)
Saturday : 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Sunday : 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
General access and guided tours // QR Codes use with Bluetooth ear buds / headsets (Not Provided)

This is a place where you can “See How We Connected” before the internet.
The Museum is a timely collection of artifacts placed in a near chronological order.
We have in our collection, a large number of working items and the morse code display enables viewers to see their “name in lights”.
Magneto, dial, push button telephones as well as the well-known public telephones and not forgetting “BRICK” mobile phones”.
Party lines, pyramid boards, step-by-step as well as an ARK country telephone exchanges that all work when required.
1194 will also be telling you the time and you can revisit office technologies including on site connection devices and Telex Machines.
Meet our “Gibson Girl” who was used to get help, after airmen ditched into the water, to safety.
Field testing telephones from around the world and tool kits that were purpose built for the task at hand are displayed.
We have samples of copper cables that were used and have glass fibre-optic cables that are used in today’s super-fast digital world.
“COME INSIDE AND BE SURPRISED”

Tour Information

Frequency of Guided Tours: Self-guiding tours using QR Codes

Tour Tips

Great for kids, QR codes available to provide self-guiding features earbuds / headphones recommended

Dress Requirements

Smart casual, Enclosed shoes, No heels

Wheelchair access

Yes

Awards

Recent Architectural or Engineering Awards: Proposal to Engineers Australia to be classified as a building of signifigance

Environment Accreditation: None

Commonwealth Government
None identified
1930's