Communications Museum Sydney
Hours
Chamber Rating
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Lil Gallaty
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait More
Apr 23rd, 2023 -
Ken Smith
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes More
Mar 25th, 2023 -
AheadMatthewawsome
Feb 13th, 2022 -
John Ng
just putting 5 stars because sydney needs more museums.
Aug 10th, 2021 -
Niqabi_ blogger
I stumbled across a TikTok of all things, featuring video inside some sort of museum of telephony on the Telstra account and thought wow, thats cool so I had to visit! To my amazement, my kids had the most awesome time! We went along to film a segment for The Today Show so I assumed the kids would be bored, but that was far from the case. The Telstra Museum has locations in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. In Sydney its tucked away inside what I can only assume is a former Telstra Exchange facility or office, because its far from a Powerhouse like location however, its perfect for what it is. In the back streets of Bankstown, behind a closed door this room is full of some wonderful treasures from our telecommunications past. Theres mobile phones from the early days, big enough to pass as a suitcase today, and smaller ones with pull out extendable antennas. Have one of the amazing volunteers (who are likely former Telstra employees with a love for this very technology) show you things like morse code, telex machines or even the original Telephone Exchanges. Whats amazing is, much of it is still working! Old Payphones, even Television and Radio network operations control panels you name it, these museums have it. Oh, and theres also George the Speaking Clock. Kept ready for the day our mobiles stop telling us the time, a great slice of history itself.
Apr 4th, 2022
Contact Info
- 297907624
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Communications Museum Sydney?
A The phone number for Communications Museum Sydney is: 297907624.
Q Where is Communications Museum Sydney located?
A Communications Museum Sydney is located at 12 Kitchener Parade, Bankstown, NSW 2200
Q What is the internet address for Communications Museum Sydney?
A The website (URL) for Communications Museum Sydney is: http://www.ncmuseum.org.au/sydney
Q What days are Communications Museum Sydney open?
A Communications Museum Sydney is open:
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday: Closed
Q How is Communications Museum Sydney rated?
A Communications Museum Sydney has a 4.8 Star Rating from 20 reviewers.
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Ratings and Reviews
Communications Museum Sydney
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Overall Rating
( 20 Reviews )Lil Gallaty on Google
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait More
Ken Smith on Google
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes More
AheadMatthewawsome on Google
John Ng on Google
just putting 5 stars because sydney needs more museums.
Niqabi_ blogger on Google
I stumbled across a TikTok of all things, featuring video inside some sort of museum of telephony on the Telstra account and thought wow, thats cool so I had to visit! To my amazement, my kids had the most awesome time!
We went along to film a segment for The Today Show so I assumed the kids would be bored, but that was far from the case.
The Telstra Museum has locations in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. In Sydney its tucked away inside what I can only assume is a former Telstra Exchange facility or office, because its far from a Powerhouse like location however, its perfect for what it is.
In the back streets of Bankstown, behind a closed door this room is full of some wonderful treasures from our telecommunications past.
Theres mobile phones from the early days, big enough to pass as a suitcase today, and smaller ones with pull out extendable antennas.
Have one of the amazing volunteers (who are likely former Telstra employees with a love for this very technology) show you things like morse code, telex machines or even the original Telephone Exchanges.
Whats amazing is, much of it is still working!
Old Payphones, even Television and Radio network operations control panels you name it, these museums have it.
Oh, and theres also George the Speaking Clock. Kept ready for the day our mobiles stop telling us the time, a great slice of history itself.