It's also fun to stop by the Museum of Communications [0], about 3 miles down the road, to see old working telephone exchanges and such. There's a lot of commo

It's also fun to stop by the Museum of Communications [0], about 3 miles down the road, to see old working telephone exchanges and such. There's a lot of commonality between the two. (They are only open on Tuesdays, first Sundays of the month, or by appointment.) The MoC runs its own BBS off of an AT&T 3B2 model 500 [1], which can be accessed via telnet. [0] http://museumofcommunications.org/ http://museumofcommunications.org/ or http://www.scn.org/telmuseum/ http://www.scn.org/telmuseum/ [1] http://museumofcommunications.org/?page_id=164 http://museumofcommunications.org/?page_id=164 [2] full disclosure: my dad was involved in forming the Telecommunications History Group, which is the parent organization for the MoC.