Communicating posters & prints

Caselli's pantelegraph, 1874 Unknown

Telephone communication Anonymous

Rotary Telephone Anonymous

Communication by speaking tube, c1850 Unknown

Pyotr Alexeyevich Kropotkin, Russian anarchist, c1900 Nadar

Conversing by Signs, 1837 Alfred Jacob Miller

early telephone Anonymous

Guglielmo Marconi, Italian physicist and inventor and pioneer of wireless telegraphy, 1906 Unknown

Long Island Railroad Communication Lines Anonymous

Marconi's Telegraph Relay Anonymous

Community Building Pyramids Anonymous

Soldier's Grave on the Spicheren Heights. Spicheren is a Commune in the Moselle Department in Lorraine in France. Anonymous

Illustration of Native American Communicating in Sign Language to Black Cavalryman Frederic Remington

A happy New Year card. Volunteer quarry workers in Bulgaria, engaged in the post-war reconstruction and recovery effort under Communism,... Anonymous

Drawing/Telegraph Transmission of Photo Anonymous

Bringing the Ex-voto to the Church, 1875 William John Hennessy

Semaphore Signalling System, c.1794 Claude Chappe

The Leyden Jar Communicates with the Electric Machine Anonymous

Sugaring Off at the Camp, 1864-66 Eastman Johnson

Townsfolk Skating on a Castle Moat Pieter Brueghel the Younger

The Encampment Cesare Auguste Detti

The Treasury at the Pension Day, 1876 Vladimir Egorovic Makovsky

Telegraph Machine Anonymous

Early Radio with Antenna Anonymous

The Wedding Party Arturo Ricci

1970s Receptionist Working Answering Office Telephone Switchboard Wearing Headset Anonymous

Off to the Zaporozhian Host, 1889 Opanas Georgievich Slastion

Guglielmo Marconi, Italian physicist and inventor Anonymous

Hauling up the Lifeboat, Holy Island, c.1910-20 John William Gilroy

News from on High Francesco Brunery

The Village Fete Jean Charles Meissonier

early telephone Anonymous

Toxic Site Warning Sign in Community near Love Canal Anonymous

View of a village, 1839 Jean Francois Demay

Scott's Run, West Virginia. The Shack Community Center Lewis Hine

Tommy Sanderson, Town Crier, 1884 J. Gillis Brown