Links

Links

Cable connections

Links that have been lost are still listed below with no link (obviously) - do let me know if you can trace successors).

Some are now provided by the WayBack Machine - please consider donating to help the service they provide!

Waterville Cable Station Exhibition (Wayback machine.)

Clarence H. Mackay, Harbor Hill and the Postal Telegraph, Bill McLaughlin's New York site

Corrine found this guide that explains how how Morse Code changed the history of communication

Telegraph biographies by Donard de Gogan

History of the Atlantic Cable & Undersea Communications
from the first submarine cable of 1850 to the worldwide fiber optic network

PK Porthcurno Museum of Global Communications, Cornwall, UK

The Telegraph Office - A Tribute to Morse Telegraphy and Resource for Wire and Wireless Telegraph Key Collectors and Historians

All about codes, including Morse and punched tape. (Wayback machine.)

W1TP TELEGRAPH & SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT MUSEUMS

The Commercial Cable Rehabilitation Society

The telegraph field (Valencia Island)

Canso & Hazel Hill Nova Scotia, Canada (a very comprehensive site with a wealth of information)

1901 Eastern Telegraph Company world map

An illustrated history of the transoceanic cable - more modern ones mainly

Papers about the telegraph from Donard De Gogan

Modern Submarine Cable Map

Contact me (John Crellin) with any comments / information / disagreements

© John Crellin 2007