Videos produced for or by Telecommunications History Group, Inc.
THG Video Gallery
Telecom History Videos
At Telecommunications History Group it is our mission to acquire, preserve, and promote the rich heritage of the telecommunications industry and to connect that past to evolving technologies and cultures. We are a 501 c (3) non-profit organization responsible for operating and curating one of the largest privately held telecommunications archives in the nation as well as two museums located in Denver and Seattle and a growing digital archive.
In addition to the museums and archives, The Telecommunications History Group also produces or is featured in online videos that showcase our industry or our rich history. Explore a few of our videos below and check back for future content.
CGTN’s Phil Lavelle takes a look back at the first wireless phone with an interview at the Connections Museum Seattle. Ed Mattson shows us where it all began with the first space age cordless telephone and the link back to Seattle’s iconic Space Needle structure. Watch the video below for … Read More
Twenty Thousand Hertz tells stories behind the world’s most recognizable and interesting sounds. This episode explores how touch tone dialing changed communication forever. Enjoy this quirky look into telephone history featuring our Denver volunteer and telephone aficionado, Jim Hebbeln and author Annabel Dodd.
Connections Museum Seattle held a successful Open House on July 15 & 16, hosting nearly 150 people over the two days. We celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Seattle museum with newly organized exhibits, tours, and a ribbon cutting on a new collection honoring one of our most involved supporters, … Read More
KING 5 News Seattle produced a spotlight video highlighting the Seattle Connections Museum and the launch of some of our new exhibits. In the video, KING 5’s Ted Land features the AT&T videophone from the early 1990s, some of our wonderful staff and volunteers, and even King 5 News’ very … Read More