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Cambridge speaking to Harvard

The Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, The Reverend G. A. Weekes, having a telephone conversation with the President of Harvard University. Shortly after the transatlantic telephone service between London and New York was inaugerated, the service was rolled out to other areas of Britain

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29th Cambridge Chancellor Conversation Harvard Reverend Rolled Shortly Speaking Telephone Trans Atlantic University Vice Weekes 1927 January


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A Pioneering Conversation Across the Atlantic: The Reverend G.A. Weekes, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, and the President of Harvard University Engage in a Historic Telephone Call (1927) This evocative photograph captures a significant moment in history as The Reverend G.A. Weekes, Vice-Chancellor of the prestigious University of Cambridge in Britain, engages in a telephone conversation with the President of Harvard University in the United States. The call, made shortly after the transatlantic telephone service between London and New York was inaugurated on January 25, 1927, marked a new era in global communication. The Reverend Weekes, dressed in academic robes, is seen intently listening to the Harvard President on the other end of the line. The telephone, a bulky and impressive piece of technology for the time, sits prominently on a table between them. The image, taken on the 29th of January, 1927, is a testament to the rapid advancements in technology that were transforming the world. The transatlantic telephone service was a major import for Britain, and its rollout to other areas of the country was a cause for celebration. The telephone call between Cambridge and Harvard was a symbolic representation of the growing connections between the two universities and the broader academic community. The conversation between these esteemed educational institutions paved the way for increased collaboration and knowledge exchange across continents. This photograph, from the ILN (International News Ltd.) collection at Mary Evans Prints Online, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past and the remarkable progress that has been made in communication technology over the past century.

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