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https://collections.otegroupmuseum.gr/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Header-Sylloges-1920x400@2x-scaled.jpg2560533The Museum’s collections consist of objects representing the most important stations of the evolution of telecommunications in the world and Greece, from the earliest phones to the first computers. The main body of collections includes telephone sets, telegrams, architectural drawings, telexes, photographs and telegrams. As exposure of all the objects in the Museum’s premises is […]