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I love the old telephone exchange “UL – 7″ ULster 7. Visit the TENproject Database – Telephone Exchange Database and share your telephone exchange memories.
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I wish they still had the old exchanges – I still have my aunt’s phone number with the old exchange in my present address book. They seem like they were either descriptive of the area (MUrray Hill) or like ULster, geographically remote. Mine was YUkon (speaking of remote).
Thanks for the link to that site – and for your kind comment on my blog.