On This Day in Telephone History, February 17TH 1878, San Francisco Became the Third City in the World to Open a Telephone Exchange. Telephone demand gained momentum and San Francisco became the third city in the world to open a telephone exchange. This exchange was operated by the Western Union Company and the American Speaking Telephone Company provided Edison model telephones for subscribers.
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