The Old Virginia Telephone Museum
Telecom Pioneers of America  1991-2005
NEW WEBSITE - 2008

3520 Ellwood Avenue  in Richmond, Virginia

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The old Virginia Telephone Museum was maintained by the Richmond Life Member Club of the Old Dominion Chapter #43, Telecom Pioneers of  America which was sponsored by Verizon.  The Life Member Club had the responsibility of collecting, storing, processing, and displaying items of importance to the heritage of the telephone.  The museum had a diverse collection which was readily available to the public for their enjoyment.

The Virginia Telephone Museum was housed in a Verizon building located at the corner of Ellwood Avenue and Thompson Street in Richmond, Virginia.  The museum was open the first Friday third Wednesday of each month from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.  Group  tours were available. The museum was relocated to 713 East Grace Street in Richmond, Virginia in 2005 and the old building was sold.

Quick Tour of the old Museum   Maintaining the old Museum  map.jpg (43162 bytes) Old Location - Click On Map To Enlarge

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