Keep the lines alive

Discord is the museum’s main line of communication. If you have phones, payphones, paging gear, manuals, tools, signs, cards, switchgear, cabling hardware, or anything adjacent, join the server and talk to us there about donating it.

For people who prefer to feed the museum with money instead of metal, there is a Buy Me a Coffee stop. It helps with hosting, storage, transport, restoration bits, labels, and the other tiny expenses that breed in the dark.

Follow the museum on Facebook, like the posts, and share the interesting ones. That costs nothing and still helps drag the collection in front of collectors, ex-techs, and the beautifully doomed public.

Provenance is delicious. If you are donating equipment, any details about where it came from, what network it served, dates, documents, labels, photos, or field stories make the item vastly more useful than a silent lump of plastic and steel.