Links
The following are some links to other sites which you may find of interest, including other phonograph/antique music sites, sites relating to Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell, and sites relating to the tools used to produce this site, as well as to LMJ Web Services. While every effort has been made to keep these links up-to-date, the ephemeral nature of the Internet means some sites may move or become defunct without notice. If you find such a site, please e-mail the webmaster.
PHONOTOPIA!
A great page featuring a wealth of information on all types of
cylinder machines, including articles on the various Edison
reproducers, as well as instructions for rebuilding the Model C.
Also contains a fantastic phonograph picture gallery.
www.Tinfoil.com
This site contains a complete description of the various types of
cylinders, as well as an offer to have your wax cylinder records
recorded onto tape AT NO CHARGE. You can also purchase 2 volumes
of cassette tapes that contain an assortment of cylinder
recordings.
Nipperscape
The definitive page for information, facts, trivia, and pictures
relating to Nipper.
The
Victor Pages
Web site specializing in The Victor Talking Machine Company and
their products. Contains history, general information, and
additional links to other sites.
Antique Record
Machines
Tim Gracyk presents a series of phonograph-related articles he
has written which include information about phonographs,
recordings, technical descriptions of the recording process, and
much more. A must for those interested in the history of
technology.
The
Online Antique Phonograph Gallery
This site offers a variety of phonograph-related items ranging
from the viewing of several collections, to identifying a monthly
"mystery machine", to a "gift shop" with
phonograph-related items for sale.
The Great
Communicator
In addition to a phonograph exhibit that displays fine examples
of some rare and interesting machines, this site also houses a
telephone exhibit and an exhibit of unusual propaganda posters.
Eclectic, but interesting.
EdisonShop
The EdisonShop Home page. Rob Lomas specializes in Edison
cylinder machines. This site contains information relating to the
machines, the cylinders, and contains a downloadable recording of
Edison's voice.
Tim
Fabrizio's Phonophan
Tim Fabrizio gives us some great shots of some unique machines,
as well as information on THE TALKING MACHINE, AN ILLUSTRATED
COMPENDIUM 1877-1929, by Timothy C. Fabrizio and George F. Paul
Old Time and Antique Music Sites
The
National Library of Canada-Recorded Sound Archives
78rpm Record Home
Page
Record
Collector's Page
Carl's Vaudeville
& Ragtime Show
Ragtime Home Page
Classic Pop
Web Pages
Indiana
University Music Library
Internet
Music Resource Guide
Antique Music Societies
Wolverine
Antique Music Society
General information about phonographs and recordings, Q&A,
some technical information, links and more.
Canadian Antique
Phonograph Society (CAPS)
A Canadian organization which is concerned with both music and
its technical base. Access to the Indexes of the
Antique Phonograph News (monthly newsletter) and lots of
Links.
Edison NHS:
Historic Photographs
A very well done site, by the U.S. National Parks Service,
showing Edison's laboratories, as well as many photographs for
download.
Tom
Edison's Home Page
This page is devoted to the inventions of Thomas A. Edison, in
particular the phonograph. Includes a timeline of Edison's life.
The
Education of Thomas Edison
An interesting bit of history.
The Edison
Internet Museum
Another unofficial site dedicated to Edison, this time from the
perspective of Edison's winter home (now a museum itself) in
Naples Florida. Much information on his life and inventions,
including detailed chronologies of his career.
The Edison-Ford
Winter Estates in Fort Myers Florida
This is the OFFICIAL web site of the Thomas Edison Winter Home
and Museum in Fort Myers, Florida. The site includes information
on the Henry Ford Winter Estate, located next to the Edison
Winter Estate.
Both are owned and operated by the City of Fort Myers.
The
Edison Birthplace Museum
The Edison Museum in Milan, Ohio features a collection of rare
Edisonia, including examples of many of Edison's early
inventions, documents and family mementos.
Thomas Edison's childhood
home
This site is located in Port Huron, Michigan where the Edison
family lived after moving from Milan, Ohio in 1854. Very
interesting information on Edison's early life and the excavation
of the Edison homestead.
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