Name: National Communications Museum Melbourne (Victorian Telecommunications Museum) (Telstra Museum)
Address: 375 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia, AU
Telephone: +61 1800 687 386

National Communications Museum Melbourne (Victorian Telecommunications Museum) (Telstra Museum) is a museum, located at 375 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia. They can be contacted via phone at +61 1800 687 386, visit their website www.ncmuseum.org.au for more detailed information.

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375 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122

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Anonymous

08 March 2020

We loved this place. Really worth a visit. The staff here is so nice and passionate. You will have the opportunity to try some old equipment still maintained in perfect working condition. Amazing for anyone interested or involved in technology.
Anonymous

28 July 2019

Small, interesting if your into the history of telecommunications in Australia. Very knowledgeable volunteers.
Anonymous

14 April 2019

Great place to see where telecommunications all started From Morse code onwards Some amazing old tech and new stuff as well. See the exchanges actually working and understand why calls were charged by the minute Really worth a visit.
Anonymous

03 March 2019

Amazing experience. Nick was very helpful introducing us to many different technologies. He was very friendly and knowledgeable. At the beggining there was a very nice gentleman who could understand you saying your name in Morse code! Great range of telecommunications equipment, with very old ones and some still working! All staff very welcoming. I am definitely coming back. I live in the region and never had the chance to go there. Maybe they could improve the opening hours and street signage to attract more people into this precious and important museum.
Anonymous

04 February 2019

Great experience. Amazing loved it would recomend. Well run.
Anonymous

01 November 2017

Interesting museum. Full of well thought out displays of vintage telephone and telegraph equipment. Excellent group of volunteers working here.
Anonymous

30 September 2017

It's a great museum that the whole family would adore. The tour guides have an unlimited wealth of knowledge on the subject matter
Anonymous

25 June 2017

Interesting museum and the volunteers - particularly Richard - have much knowledge of telecommunication information and history. I look forward to my next visit.
Anonymous

05 May 2017

This was a long pending visit and I'm glad I finally got a chance to do it. The technology in there was amazing and still in working condition. The volunteer team team there are very knowledgeable and happy to talk about their experiences. A must visit for everyone, of all age groups.
Anonymous

06 March 2017

Awesome Tour Guides! Extremely knowledgeable and helpful, very happy I experienced this place :)
Anonymous

14 December 2016

Went through here under the guidance of Richard today. What an amazing place. Seeing so the old gear and old exchange equipment working is quite amazing. The guys can handle school and Scout groups in the evening. Well worth the time. Thanks Richard. Visited again today and even better. New displays look great.
Anonymous

28 September 2016

Great experience for those interested in anything telecommunications, exchange & electronics. Lots of interactive displays and dedicated volunteers. Easy to wander in on the last Wednesday of the month and spend a few hours. The talking clock is a mesmerizing piece of machinery to see working!