The Museum of Telephony – The Everypeople's Encyclopedia to basic telephony to enterprise technology in the historical sense!

The Everypeople's Encyclopedia to basic telephony to enterprise technology in the historical sense!

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Check out these sites for more on voice technology
The Bell System Memorial, one of the original sites related to the ol AT&T to exist online
Paul-F.com Tons of PDFs and images to fix an old set like mine.
strombergcarlsontelephone.com
A sister site, for Kellogg and ITT brand sets,
Left Coast readers in the Seattle area: The Museum of Communications.
AT&T Tech Channel (has not been updated in ages related to their archives.)
Flickr: Panel Switchman

FAN SITES:

TELECOM TRAINING (ON PREM/ENTERPRISE PHONE SYSTEMS):

The Avaya Engineer, a blog that focuses on Avaya Red enterprise systems with helpful hints on getting by on the said system.
PBXHowTos, is focused on mostly Avaya Red enterprise systems as well. A former Tier 3 support crew once based in Colorado, "CJ" has given people basic video tutorials on how to set up extensions, trunks etc on the Avaya Red systems
The Nortel Guy on YouTube, and he can train you in a crash course setting on Norstars and the large Meridian 1/Cs1000 systems.
Eli the Computer Guy, this oddball of a guy can actually give you some great crash course on telephony believe it or not. I recommend it because I feel his lessons are right on for that level for the IT types.

"PHUN" (or MISCELLANY)

Lorraine Nelson, also known as "Your Call is Being Answered by AUDIX."
Using an Avaya G3si PBX In Your Home (written with a Unix type of person in mind)
Using an Avaya Blue M1 PBX in your home

MUSEUMS:

The NH Telephone Museum: This is a nice place to visit if you are in Central New England region.