Independent, The

About

The film showcases the history and significance of the Fair Hill Telephone Company as it prepares for a major transition to a new building and upgraded equipment. It highlights the contributions of the Jensen family, particularly Ed Jensen and his father Walt, who have played pivotal roles in the company’s development since its founding in 1895. The narrative emphasizes the importance of independent telephone companies in providing essential communication services, especially in rural areas, and illustrates the personal connections between the employees and the community they serve. The film culminates in the cutover event, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter for the company.

Keywords

Fair Hill, Telephone Company, Jensen family, cutover, independent companies, communication, rural service, community, history, technology upgrade

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Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives

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