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TELEPHONE / TELEGRAPH LINES. The curve on the long-distance pole line at Sixty-fifth Street and Tenth Avenue. The telephone in New York City. Line engraving from an American newspaper of 1891

TELEPHONE  /  TELEGRAPH LINES. The curve on the long-distance pole line at Sixty-fifth Street and Tenth Avenue. The telephone in New York City. Line engraving from an American newspaper of 1891


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TELEPHONE / TELEGRAPH LINES. The curve on the long-distance pole line at Sixty-fifth Street and Tenth Avenue. The telephone in New York City. Line engraving from an American newspaper of 1891

TELEPHONE/TELEGRAPH LINES. The curve on the " long-distance" pole line at Sixty-fifth Street and Tenth Avenue. The telephone in New York City. Line engraving from an American newspaper of 1891

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1891 Cable Carriage Communication Line Neighborhood Pole Technology Telegraph Cable Telephone Telephone Post Telephone Wire Upper West Side Wire Tenth Avenue


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This print from 1891, titled "TELEPHONE / TELEGRAPH LINES" takes us back to the bustling streets of New York City during a time when communication technology was rapidly evolving. The image showcases an intricate network of telephone and telegraph lines stretching across the cityscape. The focal point of the photograph is a long-distance pole line at Sixty-fifth Street and Tenth Avenue, where a remarkable curve in the wires can be observed. This unique feature adds an artistic touch to this otherwise utilitarian infrastructure. The engraving, sourced from an American newspaper, beautifully captures this moment in history. As we delve into this snapshot of late 19th-century America, we are reminded of how far we have come in terms of communication technology. In an era dominated by horse-drawn carriages and gas lamps lining the streets, these telephone and telegraph lines were cutting-edge advancements that connected neighborhoods like Upper West Side with North America. The image invites us to contemplate not only technological progress but also the interconnectedness it brought to communities. It serves as a reminder that even then, communication played a vital role in shaping society. This stunning print by The Granger Collection transports us back to a time when telephone poles stood tall as symbols of innovation amidst urban landscapes. Let it serve as both a testament to our past achievements and inspiration for future advancements in communication technology.

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