Delhi Telephone Company was recently named to the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. The program is administered by the Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation, highlighting businesses that have been in operation for at least 50 years and have contributed to their communities' history. DTC was nominated by the office of Assemblyman Brian D. Miller of the 101st Assembly District.
The Delhi Telephone Company has been dedicated to providing exceptional communications services to Delhi and the surrounding area since it was founded in 1897 by a visionary local attorney, Stephen F. Adee.
Since the early days of switchboard operators, DTC has evolved and expanded their footprint across Delaware County to offer must-have services including telephone, cable, broadband internet, home security, and smart home devices. DTC now stands, 125 years later, with the same principles founded by Steven Adee: Be an active member of the community, provide the latest technology and products in the industry, and provide superior local service.
The Delhi Telephone Company is honored to have received this recognition. Visit https://parks.ny.gov/ to view the registry today.
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