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Early phonograph
America's Listening
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American Enterprise
American Enterprise
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Ceramic pot featured in the exhibition
Art in Industry
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Glass blower
Artifact Walls - Science Under Glass
Civil War Field Printing
Civil War Field Printing
COBOL
Souvenir section of transatlantic cable, 1866, packaged by Tiffany & Co
Cyrus Field and the Transatlantic Telegraph Cable
Artifact Walls - The Early Sixties: American Science
The Early Sixties: American Science
Edison After Forty
Edison After Forty: The Challenge of Success
EV1 Electric Car
EV1 Electric Car

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