Thomas Edison: Media
American inventor
Videos
Thomas Edison, seen late in life in this video, was the most famous inventor in American...
How Thomas Edison changed the world.
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Strip Kinetograph recording of Fred Ott sneezing, 1894.
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Mark Twain at Stormfield, his home in Connecticut, with his daughters Clara and Jean;...
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Images
Thomas Edison demonstrates his tinfoil phonograph. Mathew Brady took this photograph...
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Thomas Edison demonstrating his tinfoil phonograph, c. 1877.
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First model of Thomas Edison's phonograph, c. 1877.
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Thomas Edison, 1925, holding a replica of the first electric lightbulb.
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Men making Thomas Edison's lightbulbs, illustration from Scientific American...
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Thomas Edison with a model for a concrete house, c. 1910.
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Thomas Edison (right) in his laboratory in West Orange, N.J., with his assistant.
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Advertisement for Thomas Edison's Vitascope.
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Thomas Edison, 1911.
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Birthplace of Thomas Alva Edison birthplace, Milan, Ohio.
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Thomas Alva Edison (left) showing a visiting scientist his early cylinder gramophone...
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Thomas Alva Edison after inspecting a Lansden electric truck, which used Edison batteries.
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Thomas Alva Edison's 1889 Kinetograph, the first camera to take motion pictures on...
U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Edison National Historic Site
The incandescent lightbulb—the quintessential invention, attributed to Thomas Alva...
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