You know, Thai has Morse code.
Everyone, days ago, we went./พิพิธภัณฑ์ชาวบางกอกCome on. There are a lot of old-time items on display. The Thai Morse code photo sheet we offer today is another interesting thing.
We talked to the speaker in charge of the third house (the venue displays this diagram). He said that the third house displays collections from ancient times as well as the home appliances of the ancients on the ground floor (there is a mock kitchen). The upstairs has a background display of the Bang Love district on the second floor.
Well, the ground floor where the kitchen is on display has an old-time refrigerator. It's a square box with ice on the bottom and food on the top. And the second floor where the exhibition is educated about the expression "water machine," or the first ice in the 5th reign.
Some of the items here, like the Thai Morse code, were donated from the Central Postal Service (the Central Postal Service is not far from here either), and you gave a lot of information about the communications of the ancients.
Next time we can write about the phone use of the old people. It's another story that we got knowledge from the speaker.








































































