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Technology Collection

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Technology Collection: WARDENCLYFFE TOWER, c1910. Wardenclyffe Tower, also known as Tesla Tower, a wireless
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Technology Collection: BELL & DOM PEDRO, 1876. Inventor Alexander Graham Bell (right) instructing Brazilian
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Technology Collection: MEDIEVAL WATER MILL. A water mill. Manuscript illumination from a Hortus Deliciarum
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Technology Collection: TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, c1912. Telegraph operators copying messages transmitted from ships at sea
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Technology Collection: HUYGENS: CLOCK, 1724. Pendulum clock invented by Christian Huygens (1629-1965)
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Technology Collection: MORSE CODE ALPHABET. The alphabet invented by Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791-1872)
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Technology Collection: MUYBRIDGE: SEQUENCE, 1887. Figure Hopping
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Technology Collection: ANCIENT EGYPT: SCALE. Egyptian balance as depicted in a wall painting, c2000 B. C
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Technology Collection: PROGRESS OF THE CENTURY. The Lightning Steam Press, the Electric Telegraph, the Locomotive
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Technology Collection: FIRST WATER-CLOSET, 1596. The first water-closet, invented by Sir John Harington (1561-1612)
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Technology Collection: BELL LABORATORY, 1884. The Bell Telephone Laboratory. Engraving, 1884
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Technology Collection: PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. Birdseye view of the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York
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Technology Collection: TYPEWRITER KEYS, 1921. Typewriter keys. Photograph by Ralph Steiner, 1921
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Technology Collection: PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The Machinery Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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Technology Collection: PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The Art Gallery Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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Technology Collection: PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The Manufacturers Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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Technology Collection: PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The New York State Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHERS, C1920. Two photographers taking each others picture while perched on a roof
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Technology Collection: SUBMACHINE GUN, 1920. The target used by F
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Technology Collection: AD: TELEPHONE, 1901. American magazine advertisement for the New York Telephone Company
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Technology Collection: OCEAN DEPTHS, 1888. Map showing the depths of the Western Atlantic Basin and the Gulf of Mexico
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Technology Collection: CURRENT METER, 1888. Pillsburys instrument for measuring ocean currents. Diagram, 1888
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Technology Collection: WATCHMAKERS, 1869. Workers assembling the parts of pocket watches, at the Elgin
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Technology Collection: HELIOTROPE, 1888. Surveying tool using a mirror to reflect sunlight over a distance
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Technology Collection: WATCHMAKER, 1869. A watchmaker baking the dials at the Elgin National Watch Company
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Technology Collection: WATCHMAKER, 1869. Machine used to cut watch wheel teeth, at the Elgin National
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Technology Collection: WATCHMAKER, 1869. American watchmakers in the train room, at the Elgin National
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Technology Collection: WATCHMAKER, 1869. An American watchmaker punching the wheels. Wood engraving, American
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Technology Collection: SKULL WATCH. Skull watch owned by Mary, Queen of Scots. Engraving, American, 1869
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Technology Collection: BOLLEE CARRIAGE, 1898. Dr. Casgrains Bollee carriage for winter use. Engraving
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Technology Collection: CLOCK: CLEPSYDRA. An antique water clock. Engraving, American, 1869
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Technology Collection: ROTARY ENGINE, 1898. Willerton and Shortliffs improved rotary engine. Engraving
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Technology Collection: MITERING TOOL, 1867. Diagram of a mitering tool. Engraving, American, 1867
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Technology Collection: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1867. Cover of Scientific American, 1867
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Technology Collection: KRUPP CANNON, 1867. Diagram of a Krupp cannon exhibited at the Paris World Exposition of 1867
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Technology Collection: VIVISCOPE, 1896. The viviscope, which creates the illusion of a moving picture
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Technology Collection: STEREOSCOPE, 1896. An inverting stereoscope. Engraving, American, 1896
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Technology Collection: DAGUERREOTYPIST, 1843. A daguerreotypist studio in Westminster, London, England
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Technology Collection: ADDRESS MACHINE, 1858. Machine invented by James Lord for addressing newspapers
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Technology Collection: FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY, 1865. Demonstration of flash photography with a magnesium light
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Technology Collection: DAGUERREOTYPE POEM, 1843. Lines Written on Seeing a Daguerreotype Portrait of a Lady
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Technology Collection: DAUGHERTY TYPEWRITER, 1895. The Daugherty typewriter. Engraving, American, 1895
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Technology Collection: DAUGHERTY TYPEWRITER, 1895. Principal parts of the Daugherty typewriter. Engraving
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Technology Collection: DAUGHERTY TYPEWRITER, 1895. Front view of a Daugherty typewriter. Engraving, American
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Technology Collection: ELECTRICITY. Insulated Metallic Spheres, electrified by contact with charged conductor
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Technology Collection: TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, c1912. Students practicing at the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
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Technology Collection: TELEGRAPH, 1833. The first electromagnetic telegraph machine, built by German physicist
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Technology Collection: BATTERY, 18th CENTURY. Electric battery composed of nine Leyden jars. Engraving


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