2023-10-29 04:00:09
Exhibition tells the story of telegraphy in Brazil Record TV/Reproduction – Archive The National Postal Museum, in Brasília, has a free exhibition “Signals and things — from bonfires to the internet”, which tells the history of telecommunications in Brazil. The exhibition, which is permanent, presents an overview of the evolution of the communications system in Brazil and around the world. The site is open for visitors every day of the week, including holidays. See also Brasília DF Government creates group to develop transparency portal on partnerships with society Brasília Federal government announces measures to improve radio and television services in Brazil Brasília OAB-DF promotes Tax Negotiation Seminar with free registration and certificate The exhibition presents different forms of human beings to communicate. “We have a record of this evolution of the media since the beginning”, says the manager of the National Post Office Museum, Gedalias Inácio. • Share this news on WhatsApp • Share this news on Telegram The event features the history of telegraphy and the development of this means of communication, used in Brazil mainly in the 20th century. In addition, it also features replicas of communication stations, telephones and clocks old ones. For Inácio, the exhibition is “an invitation to travel through time”. Visits to the museum take place from 10am to 6pm from Monday to Friday. On weekends and holidays, visits take place in the afternoon, from 1pm to 5pm. *Under the supervision of Fausto Carneiro
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