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.jpg) Two views of the 1927 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Trilby, FL depot, probably taken in early 1950s. This depot has been moved to the grounds of the Pioneer Florida Museum and Village, at Dade City, FL, about 7 miles from its original location. The Florida Chapter of the Morse Telegraph Club is cooperating with the Museum in the restoration of the telegraph office to its 1950s appearance. (Photos by L. A. Bailey, 1953, Used by permission) |
.jpg) Catelyn Chamblin, youngest member of FX Chapter tests her telegraphic skills at the Chapter's annual meeting, April 30, 2005, at the Winter Garden, FL Railroad Museum. |
.jpg) Morse Telegraph Pen Register, constructed by Florida Chapter Member Don Andrus. This instrument is quite popular during demonstrations as it prints out the dots and dashes of the Code on a tape, which is then given to the visitor as a souvenir. |
.jpg) Pocket Telegraph Key and wire tap apparatus, as used during the Civil War. This equipment is owned by Member Don Andrus who uses it in Morse telegraph demonstration during Civil War reenactments. |
Telegraph in the Trenches, World War One  FX Chapter President Rob Feeney and member John Feeney demonstrating landline and wireless telegraphy in the trenches during World War One re-enactment in a Salute to the Military held in Hollywood, FL Nov 21, 2009. |
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