The Women Who Got America Talking: Early Telephone Operators, 1878-1922
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The Women Who Got America Talking: Early Telephone Operators, 1878-1922

by Kerry Segrave

Women's History technology history labor history
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The Women Who Got America Talking examines the women who worked as early telephone operators in the United States from 1878 to 1922. Kerry Segrave presents their role within the development of telephone communication and offers a focused perspective on women’s work, technology, and American history.

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The Women Who Got America Talking explores the history of early telephone operators in the United States.

Covering the years 1878 to 1922, the book focuses on the women who worked in telephone operations during this formative period.

Kerry Segrave examines their place in the development of American telephone communication and the wider history of work and technology.

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