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Technology Collection: ELECTRICITY: LEYDEN JAR. The charge produced by a Leyden jar, transferred through an oscillator

ELECTRICITY: LEYDEN JAR. The charge produced by a Leyden jar, transferred through an oscillator. Engraving, French, 18th or 19th century

Technology Collection: TELEGRAPH, 1860. Communicator and receiver of the military telegraph machine developed

TELEGRAPH, 1860. Communicator and receiver of the military telegraph machine developed by Sir Charles Wheatstone. Wood engraving, English, 1860

Technology Collection: LEYDEN JAR. A Leyden jar connected to an electricity conductor. Engraving, French

LEYDEN JAR. A Leyden jar connected to an electricity conductor. Engraving, French, 19th century

Technology Collection: ATLANTIC CABLE PARADE, 1858. The Atlantic Cable celebration - The Niagaras in Broadway

ATLANTIC CABLE PARADE, 1858. The Atlantic Cable celebration - The Niagaras in Broadway. Engraving from Harpers Weekly, 11 September 1858

Technology Collection: COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, 1893. The German Village, featuring a feudal castle of the 15th century

COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, 1893. The German Village, featuring a feudal castle of the 15th century and a Bavarian Highland House, at the Worlds Columbian Exposition at Chicago, 1893

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, 1877. The Season at Niagara Falls - Photographing Visitors

PHOTOGRAPHER, 1877. The Season at Niagara Falls - Photographing Visitors. Engraving after a drawing by J.W. Champney, 1877

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, 1864. The Photographer. Engraving after a painting by William Bromley

PHOTOGRAPHER, 1864. The Photographer. Engraving after a painting by William Bromley, 1864

Technology Collection: AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS, 1884. Sketches of amateur photographers in comical situations, by A

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS, 1884. Sketches of amateur photographers in comical situations, by A. B. Frost, American, 1884

PHOTOGRAPHER, 1873. The Traveling Photographer. Engraving, English, 1873

Technology Collection: POLICE PHOTOGRAPHER, 1873. The Bashful model

POLICE PHOTOGRAPHER, 1873. The Bashful model. Police officers restrain an inmate while his photograph is taken. Engraving, American, 1873

Technology Collection: TRAVELING PHOTOGRAPHER. The traveling photographer in the country. Engraving

TRAVELING PHOTOGRAPHER. The traveling photographer in the country. Engraving, American, 1871

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHY: SCHOOL GROUP. A photographer taking a picture of a class at a German Free School

PHOTOGRAPHY: SCHOOL GROUP. A photographer taking a picture of a class at a German Free School. Engraving, American, 1871

Technology Collection: JAN SZCZEPANIK (1872-1926). Polish scientist and inventor, with a diagram of his telectroscope

JAN SZCZEPANIK (1872-1926). Polish scientist and inventor, with a diagram of his telectroscope, a predecessor of the television. Engraving, English, 1898

HEATING SYSTEM, 1881. American patent steam heating system, 1881

MAGAZINE STOVE, 1880. American patent magazine stove and warming oven, 1880

MAGAZINE STOVE, 1875. American patent magazine stove, 1875

HEATING SYSTEM, 1870. American patent hot air system, 1870

GAS STOVE, 1880. American patent gas cooking stove, 1880

PORTABLE RANGE, 1875. American patent portable range, 1875

HOT WATER OVEN, 1875. American patent hot water reservoir and warming oven, 1875

Technology Collection: CHINESE COMPASS. Magnetic compass developed in China around the 1st century A. D

CHINESE COMPASS. Magnetic compass developed in China around the 1st century A. D
CHINESE COMPASS. Magnetic compass developed in China around the 1st century A.D. A magnetized iron fish floating on water points south

Technology Collection: NEBRASKA: PHOTO WAGON. Solomon D. Butchers photography wagon, near the Middle

NEBRASKA: PHOTO WAGON. Solomon D. Butchers photography wagon, near the Middle Loup River in Custer County, Nebraska. Photographed by Solomon D. Butcher, c1886

Technology Collection: TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEPHONE. The final pole of the transcontinental telephone line

TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEPHONE. The final pole of the transcontinental telephone line put into service at Wendover, Utah, on the Nevada-Utah border. Photograph, , 17 June 1914

Technology Collection: ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL. Bell at the New York end of the first long-distance telephone

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL. Bell at the New York end of the first long-distance telephone call to Chicago, 18 October 1892

Technology Collection: MARCONI COMPANY, 1907. Marconis Wireless Telegraph Company receiving room at Glace Bay

MARCONI COMPANY, 1907. Marconis Wireless Telegraph Company receiving room at Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. Photograph, c1907

Technology Collection: BELL TELEPHONE SIGN, c1899. Bell pay phone sign with wrought iron frame and hanger

BELL TELEPHONE SIGN, c1899. Bell pay phone sign with wrought iron frame and hanger. Photograph, c1899

Technology Collection: CHARLES DAVID HERROLD (1875-1948). Known as Doc. American radio broadcasting pioneer

CHARLES DAVID HERROLD (1875-1948). Known as Doc. American radio broadcasting pioneer. Herrold standing in the doorway of his radio station in San Jose, California

Technology Collection: NEW YORK: TELEPHONE POLES. Telephone poles being erected at the corner of 66th Street

NEW YORK: TELEPHONE POLES. Telephone poles being erected at the corner of 66th Street and 11th Avenue in New York City. Photograph, c1887

Technology Collection: ELECTRICITY: GENERATOR. An illustration of the direct current generator used by

ELECTRICITY: GENERATOR. An illustration of the direct current generator used by the Intramural Railway at the Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois, in 1893

Technology Collection: ELECTRIC LAMP, 1908. A woman pulling the switch on an electric lamp, which has

ELECTRIC LAMP, 1908. A woman pulling the switch on an electric lamp, which has a base in the form of a sculpted female figure. Photographed by a Chicago, Illinois studio, 1908

EAKINS: BOY JUMPING. Boy jumping, photographed by Thomas Eakins, c1883

Technology Collection: KINETOPHONE, 1895. A man looking into a Kinetophone, wearing earphones that connect

KINETOPHONE, 1895. A man looking into a Kinetophone, wearing earphones that connect to a phonograph inside the device. Photograph, 1895

RUSSIA: WINDMILL, c1885. View of windmills in Omsk, Russia. Photograph, c1885

Technology Collection: HOLLAND: WINDMILL, c1906. A boy standing along a canal with a windmill in the background

HOLLAND: WINDMILL, c1906. A boy standing along a canal with a windmill in the background in Zaandyk, Holland. Stereograph, c1906

Technology Collection: WORLDs FAIR: WINDMILLS. Various windmills on display at Windmill Hill at the Worlds Fair in St

WORLDs FAIR: WINDMILLS. Various windmills on display at Windmill Hill at the Worlds Fair in St. Louis, Missouri, 1904. Steregraph, 1904

Technology Collection: BERLIN: WINDMILL. View of a windmill in Potsdam, Berlin, Germany

BERLIN: WINDMILL. View of a windmill in Potsdam, Berlin, Germany. Photochrome, c1890-1900

HOLLAND: WINDMILL. Scenic view two windmills in Holland. Photochrome print, c1890-1900

Technology Collection: HOLLAND: WINDMILL. View of Spaarne and windmill in Haarlem, Holland. Photochrome print

HOLLAND: WINDMILL. View of Spaarne and windmill in Haarlem, Holland. Photochrome print, c1890-1900

Technology Collection: HOLLAND: WINDMILL. View of windmills in the Noordendijk, Dordrecht, Holland. Photochrome print

HOLLAND: WINDMILL. View of windmills in the Noordendijk, Dordrecht, Holland. Photochrome print, c1890-1900

Technology Collection: NEW YORK: WINDMILL, c1905. A group of people posing in front of the windmill at

NEW YORK: WINDMILL, c1905. A group of people posing in front of the windmill at Hammersteins Paradise Gardens, New York. Photograph, c1905

Technology Collection: CHILDREN WITH CAMERA, c1900. Group of children crowded around photographer Frances

CHILDREN WITH CAMERA, c1900. Group of children crowded around photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston and her Kodak camera, c1900

Technology Collection: MUYBRIDGE: LOCOMOTION. Photographic study of a series of consecutive images of

MUYBRIDGE: LOCOMOTION. Photographic study of a series of consecutive images of a woman carrying vessels up and down steps by Eadweard Muybridge in c1887

Technology Collection: TYPEWRITER, 1875. Drawing, American, by W. R. Edelen, 1875

TYPEWRITER, 1875. Drawing, American, by W. R. Edelen, 1875
TYPEWRITER, 1875. Drawing, American, by W.R. Edelen, 1875

Technology Collection: FILM SET, 1922. Margaret Gorman, Miss America of 1921, and Stephen Fegan on set

FILM SET, 1922. Margaret Gorman, Miss America of 1921, and Stephen Fegan on set while filming a burlesque about the burning of Rome, 1922

Technology Collection: NEWSREEL CAMERAMEN, 1921. Newsreel cameramen at the Jack Dempsey vs

NEWSREEL CAMERAMEN, 1921. Newsreel cameramen at the Jack Dempsey vs. George Carpentier boxing match at Boyles Thirty Acres arena, Jersey City, New Jersey, 1921

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, c1911. Photographer A. W. Leonard with a camera, c1911

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1911. Photographer A. W. Leonard with a camera, c1911
PHOTOGRAPHER, c1911. Photographer A.W. Leonard with a camera, c1911

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, c1890. Two women being photographed in a studio

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, c1890. Two women being photographed in a studio. Cyanotype by Frances Benjamin Johnston, c1890

COUPLE WITH CAMERA, c1915. American couple with a camera by a stream, c1915

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