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Themes Homepage > Catching criminals > Electric Telegraph, 1843     Electric Telegraph, 1843       View larger image (Estimated download time 12 secs with a 56k modem) Brief Description: Photographic copy of a print, showing the Great Western Electric Telegraph. (Photo is part of the Maxwell Fraser bequest) Subject Date: 1843 Owner: Slough Library Contributor: Slough Library   Place: Slough; Central Ward; Slough Station; William Street Dimensions: 18.2 x 10 cm Subject: Central Ward; Train Station; William Street;Telegraph Content Type: Print Location: Slough Library Local Ref: I715b SLOUGH 042 Unique ID: sl-sl-715b_electrictelegraph-i-00-000.tif IPR: Slough Library       Themes Homepage > Catching criminals > Electric Telegraph, 1843

 

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