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Making science feel at home in California

On the Palos Verdes peninsula, in Southern California, Gen Tel is contributing to the development of "the perfect place to think."

Conceived to serve the growth of science on the West Coast, Palos Verdes Research Park will be one of the nation's first large-scale developments planned and zoned exclusively for research and development. This new community of homes, recreational and research facilities will occupy rolling slopes that face the Pacific.

To provide this campus-like science center with the most modern communications, Gen Tel is now at work installing a completely integrated telephone system.

Palos Verdes is but one example of how Gen Tel's Industrial Development Department helps to foster growth in Southern California by aiding large and small companies to locate in an ideal research climate.

It is another example of how Gen Tel works as a "partner in progress" throughout the 31 states it serves.

General Telephone & Electronics Corporation, 730 Third Avenue, New York 17.

GENERAL TELEPHONE & ELECTRONICS

For details on industrial and  research sites in Southern California write Industrial Development
Department,  General Telephone Co. of Calif., Santa Monica, Calif.

 


But.... What ever happened to this project? Aside from the Nortronics Research Facility I do not  recall anything like this  being completely developed in the 1960's. I wish there had been more development as Nortronics was a defense  plant and  dumpster raids  were forbidden! 

The GTE  installation yard was not too far away though and I spent many a fine hour rooting through the dumpster and recycle bins there!

This General Telephone ad was from "Harpers Magazine" July 1961, inside back cover.  

If  anyone has any further data on this please send to  info@smecc.org - Thanks Ed Sharpe Archivist for SMECC

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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