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Mrs. Florrie Smith is 79 and believed to be the oldest hello girl

Mrs. Florrie Smith is 79 and believed to be the oldest hello girl


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Mrs. Florrie Smith is 79 and believed to be the oldest hello girl

Mrs. Florrie Smith is 79 and believed to be the oldest hello girl in the country. She has worked at this exchange since 1928 and has spent most of her 41 years on the 6pm to 8am shift.Mrs. Florrie Smith is 79 and believed to be the oldest hello girl in the country. She has worked at this exchange since 1928 and has spent most of her 41 years on the 6pm to 8am shift. 11th March 1969

Eric Harlow
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Q 8173

Media ID 21662467

© Mirrorpix

1960slondon Call Communication Exchange Old Lady Phone Telephone 1969


EDITORS COMMENTS
In this photo print, we are introduced to the remarkable Mrs. Florrie Smith, a true embodiment of dedication and resilience. At 79 years old, she is believed to be the oldest hello girl in the entire country. With an impressive career spanning over four decades, Mrs. Smith has been a familiar face at this exchange since 1928. The photograph captures her timeless elegance as she stands confidently beside the telephone switchboard, symbolizing her unwavering commitment to communication and connection. It is evident that her role as a hello girl holds great significance in her life. For most of her illustrious career, Mrs. Smith has dutifully worked the demanding 6pm to 8am shift - a testament to her unwavering work ethic and determination. Through countless late nights and early mornings, she has faithfully served as a vital link between individuals seeking connection through their telephones. As we delve into this snapshot from March 11th, 1969 - amidst the vibrant era of the swinging sixties - it becomes clear that Mrs. Florrie Smith's contribution extends far beyond simply operating a switchboard; she embodies an era when human interaction was cherished above all else. This print by Eric Harlow serves as both a tribute to Mrs. Smith's extraordinary journey and an ode to an era where personal connections were forged through voices carried across copper wires – reminding us of how far we have come while honoring those who paved our way towards modern communication technology.

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