Pigeon Telephone Company, located in Pigeon, Michigan, has a long and rich history of meeting the telecommunications needs of the rural communities it serves.

Started in 1908, through the efforts of a local druggist and county road commissioner John J. Campbell, serving the town of Pigeon, the telephone company quick expanded to the outlying area as farmers strung telephone lines on fence posts and trees.

Years later, the farmers turned over their lines to Pigeon Telephone Company.

Today, Pigeon Telephone Company is a locally- and family-owned business still serving the Pigeon exchange as well as other Michigan exchanges in Twining, Alba and Lakes of the North area.