Located in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood, Connections Museum Seattle is the former Museum of Communications. It is dedicated to telling the evolving story of telecommunications. Computer geeks and history buffs will appreciate the working equipment and switches at this museum. Visitors can peruse museum exhibits that include Mechanical Switching Systems, Electronic Switching Systems, The Outside Plant (cables, poles, splicing equipment, etc.), Telephones, Telegraphs & Teletypes, and Other Equipment. Visitors should allow a minimum of one hour to visit all the exhibits in the two-story museum – longer for tech buffs. The museum is not suitable for children under 12, and admission is by donation.
7000 East Marginal Way South, Seattle WA, Phone: 206-767-3012
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