The Museum and Vehicle Collection
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Connected-Earth: Amberley |
Introduction
Amberley Working Museum at the Chalk Pits in West Sussex is a partner in BT's Connected-Earth project. The CE Museum at Amberley is home to a collection of historic vehicles which, many years ago, originated from the Telecom Technology Showcase.
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The Connected-Earth gallery at Amberley Working Museum in West Sussex was officially opened in May 2002 by HRH Prince Michael of Kent. The purpose-built gallery features the most comprehensive exhibition of telecommunications heritage in the UK, and represents a major investment by BT as part of its £6 million Connected-Earth project. |
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K6 kiosk, handcart and jointer's tent inside the Connected-Earth Museum at Amberley. |
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A mobile exchange trailer at Amberley. The serial number is unknown and it contains no equipment. |
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There are extensive displays of telephones and ancilliary apparatus, including a Strowger demo unit, together with an historic vehicle collection, making this a must see museum. |
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Amberley Museum is located in the tranquil and picturesque setting of a former chalk pit, with easy road and rail access making it an ideal place for a family day out. |
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