The tent built over the foundation of the Michigan junction station to enable equipment installation while the pre-fabricated building delivery was delayed.

Documents the installation of a single mode fiber cable between New York and New Jersey in a tunnel under the Hudson River. The photograph was used in Cantelons book The History of MCI: the Early Years.

An acoustical device, which provided privacy when attached to the mouthpiece of a telephone. Offered by Hush-A-Phone company, the device was opposed by AT&T as a non-Bell equipment that could be harmful to the network.

Outside views of SBS operated IBMs earth stations in Los Gatos, California and Poughkeepsie, New York.

MCIs Network Management System process flow chart, computer screen and operator.

the cut end of the single mode fiber optic cable. The color version of this photograph appeared on the cover of MCIs 1983 Annual Report.

A TAC device used by MCI residential customers to circumvent dialing twenty-two numbers in the pre-equal access era. Photograph used in Cantelons book The History of MCI: the Early Years.

Includes microwave tower and telecommunications equipment, 1973; a fiber-optic cable installation in 1985; and a tower construction site, undated.

Includes portraits and event photographs, many images of Wright with McGowen.

Joint MCI/Chrysler Corporation press release on a three-year agreement for provision of voice and data communications throughout Chryslers nationwide network.

New service for MCI VNET customers enabling them to obtain call detail records on Kodaks compact disks using MCI Perspective software.

New telecommunications technology called Frame Relay, designed to enable bankers and financial analysts examine and reposition financial data simultaneously in different location around the country. Images of a computer screen running the program.

Shows a computer screen running the program on Frame Relay for publishers enabling editor work on line and in real time.

MCIs news conference to introduce a major new consumer service and marketing program; MCIs media advisory announcing the conference.

WIDs director of technology policy Debra Kaplan accepting donation from MCIs vice president Kathleen Flaherty.

Award ceremony for MCI being named 1991 Corporation of the Year by the Maryland/District of Columbia Minority Suppliers Development Council, for its support of minority-owned business programs.

MCI and its services logos and trademarks, including MCI Mail, MCI Card, MCI Fax, MCI International.

Includes MCI balloon; an MCI booth at a mall promotion; employees (individual and group portraits); a still from the movie "Debtor to the Law"; and MCI building exteriors and construction.

the board of AM 2. International, Inc. Roy L. Ash. AMI was selected by SBS to build prototypes of a computerized, laser-based copier system to send mail and documents by satellite. 2. Scheme of computerized fax satellite system. 3. Delta launch of Galaxy satellite.

the photograph, depicting launch of a Hughes Satellite, Galaxy III used in telecommunications. Photograph was used in Cantelons book The History of MCI: the Early Years.