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Station Nr. 43 des Preußischen optischen Telegrafen
Where History Speaks Through Signals
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Station No. 43 of the Prussian Optical Telegraph in Iserlohn takes you back to an era when messages traveled not by a click, but through visual signals. Designed by architect Karl Philipp Heinrich Pistor and established in 1832, this remarkable system showcases the ingenuity of early communication. Discover the technology of the past and imagine the critical role this telegraph line played for Prussia.
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The Prussian Optical Telegraph was designed by Karl Philipp Heinrich Pistor in 1832.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1832
- Architect
- Karl Philipp Heinrich Pistor
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