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[[File:1200 3rd street view.png|thumb|Apple Maps street view of the old "Main" building at 1200 3rd Ave.]] | [[File:1200 3rd street view.png|thumb|Apple Maps street view of the old "Main" building at 1200 3rd Ave.]] | ||
'''1200 Third Avenue''' is the building originally owned by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph which housed telegraph and Teletype equipment that served the Seattle area. This equipment includes the [[CMS:No. 9 Telegraph Testboard|No. 9 Telegraph Testboard]] and the 2B Electronic Hub Teletype Testboard currently on display in the [[CMS:Connections Museum|Connections Museum's]] [[CMS:Teletype Collection|Teletype collection]]. | '''1200 Third Avenue''' is the building originally owned by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph which housed telegraph and Teletype equipment that served the Seattle area. This equipment includes the [[CMS:No. 9 Telegraph Testboard|No. 9 Telegraph Testboard]] and the [[CMS:2B Electronic Hub Teletype Testboard|2B Electronic Hub Teletype Testboard]] (which replaced the No. 9) currently on display in the [[CMS:Connections Museum|Connections Museum's]] [[CMS:Teletype Collection|Teletype collection]]. | ||
It was eventually replaced after the construction of "new" main at [[1122 Third Avenue]]. | It was eventually replaced after the construction of "new" main at [[1122 Third Avenue]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:30, 1 April 2025
1200 Third Avenue is the building originally owned by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph which housed telegraph and Teletype equipment that served the Seattle area. This equipment includes the No. 9 Telegraph Testboard and the 2B Electronic Hub Teletype Testboard (which replaced the No. 9) currently on display in the Connections Museum's Teletype collection.
It was eventually replaced after the construction of "new" main at 1122 Third Avenue.