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====== Telegraph Clubs ====== | ====== Telegraph Clubs ====== | ||
+ | Like students today, the students of the past interested in new technology found ways to implement, learn, and experiment with new and upcoming technologies. Telegraph clubs were organized by students interested in telegraphy, the device or system that allows the transmission of information by coded signal over distance. (([[https:// | ||
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+ | =====Brownell Hall Telegraph Company===== | ||
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+ | This may refer to the first telegraph lines set up in Brownell hall by two members of the senior class in early 1873 "in room 28, Brownell Hall, the first wire extending from the table to the window." | ||
- | - One-two sentence summary of your topic here. | + | By December, 1873, " |
+ | =====College Union Telegraphic Association===== | ||
- | - 1-5 paragraphs of details, storytelling here. | + | The Trinity College Telegraphic Association, later the College Union Telegraphic Association, |
+ | Its main office was located at 41 Jarvis Hall (Later 13 [[brownell_hall|Brownell Hall]]), and it had multiple branch offices in Jarvis Hall, Brownell Hall, down Washington Street, at Western Union Telegraph Co., and Hartford Depot. | ||
- | - Entries should be min. 100 words ((this | + | It is unclear whether this club was a continuation or formalization of the Brownell Hall Telegraphic Company, or whether it was a separate/ |
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