Connections Museum Seattle

Formerly Herbert H. Warrick Jr. Museum of Communications

TelecomMuseumSeattle, WAOpen

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Volunteer-run museum of working telephone switching equipment in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood, open Sundays with guided tours on demand and a suggested donation.

Connections Museum Seattle
Photo: Neverether, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Ways to visit

Museum visit with on-demand docent tours Open

What you see
Exhibits, Inside tourtelcomhistory.org, 2026-11-05
How
Walk intelcomhistory.org, 2026-11-05
When
MonTueWedThuFriSatSunEvery Sunday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; doors close at 2:30 p.m. so visitors can finish a tour. A quick tour takes about 1 hour, typical tours up to 2 hours, and 3 hours is common for technical visitors. Schedule changes and holiday closings are announced on the museum's page.telcomhistory.org, 2026-11-05
Booking
Not required · same day possible · on siteGuided tours start on demand, usually with little or no wait. No booking is mentioned.telcomhistory.org, 2026-11-05
Cost
DonationSuggested donation, adult: $10 · Suggested donation, youth 12 to 18: $5A suggested donation, not a fixed ticket price. No amount is given for children under 12.telcomhistory.org, 2026-11-05
Requirements
None stated.
    Not stated on the official page: photo ID, citizenship, residency, minimum age, height, fitness and accessibility, safety gear, photography, personal details in advance.Photo ID: No ID rule is stated.Minimum age: Parents of children under 12 are asked to visit first, without the children, to judge whether the exhibits suit them.telcomhistory.org, 2026-11-05

    About

    The Connections Museum Seattle is run by the Telecommunications History Group and shows working panel and crossbar electromechanical central-office switches, plus step-by-step and crossbar PBX equipment. It also holds antique telephones, switchboards, outside-plant displays and a telecommunications reference library. Volunteers lead tours on demand or point you to the exhibits to explore on your own. Admission is by suggested donation.

    Run by: The Telecommunications History Group, Inc..

    Getting there

    7000 E Marginal Way S, Seattle, WA, 98108

    In the Georgetown neighborhood. The parking lot entrance is on Corson Avenue.

    The pin marks the site itself, not necessarily the entrance (47.54075, -122.32302). Apple Maps directions go to the street address instead. Show on our map · Google Maps · Apple Maps

    Connections Museum Seattle: 206.767.3012 · info@connectionsmuseum.org

    Last checked 2026-11-05. Sources are listed below.

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