On This Day in Telephone History August 4TH 1922 Every telephone exchange in the United States and Canada closed for a minute when Alexander Graham Bell’s funeral began at 6:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time

On This Day in Telephone History August 4TH 1922

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On This Day in Telephone History August 4TH 1922 Every telephone in the United States and Canada were silenced for one minute out of respect for Alexander Graham Bell when his funeral began at 6:30 PM EST

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