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Collection Tier:
Tier 3

Telecommunication ➔ Telephone

Identifier:
129014
Description:
The Princess Phone was the Bell System's first and possibly most successful foray into consumer marketing. Targeted at women and girls, it enabled Bell to sell additional phones for bedrooms. The Princess even had a little built-in nightlight. The phone's small size and lighted dial were designed to make it attractive as a bedside extension.
Date:
circa 1959
Current Location Status:
In Storage
Source:
Courtesy Of B. D. Slack
Rights:

Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0)

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Exhibits/Programs
Science Tuesday: Telecommunication (April 2017)
Science Tuesdays is an ongoing educational experience, offering science programming based on changing themes each month. Science Tuesdays take place throughout the day on Tuesdays at the Museum and include a variety of activities and interactive displays.

TOYS! (2018 – 2020)
This GRPM original exhibit featured toys and games from the museum’s collections in meticulously crafted displays representing childhood in different eras. This interactive, multi-generational exhibition of toys and games is sure to rekindle childhood memories and spark the creation of new ones.  
Maker/Donor
Slack, B. D.