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Stern-Wheeler arriving at Silver Springs
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Eli Whitney Gun Factory and Whitneyville
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Eli Whitney's Patent for the Cotton gin
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High Bridge crossed the Appomattox River, near Farmville, in 1865
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Cedar Creek Bridge as it was rebuilt by Union army engineers after it was burned by Confederate Troops on April 14
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This military railroad bridge across Potomac Creek was rebuilt in May in 1862
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US Military Railroad locomotive and box cars on a high section of track
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In May 1864, Confederates destroyed yet another Military railroad bridge over Potomac Creek
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Fortified bridge over the Cumberland River near Nashville
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US Civil War, Peninsula Campaign
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Sternwheeler paddleboats line up a the Vicksburg, Mississippi landing, 1910-1920
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MONTURIOL, Narciso (1819-1885)
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Technical service card reporting the first computer bug at Harvard University
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Mechanic servicing a railway steam engine in 1924
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. NEW JERSEY
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New York City Chambers Street trolley was powered by expensive conduit electric current under the roadway
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ENIAC computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer
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Edison's First Movie Machine, the Kinetoscope, was a Talkie
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Television tower at Alexandra Place in London, Aug. 17, 1936
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Television was shown for the first time in England
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Hanover Junction, where President Lincoln changed trains en route to deliver the 1863 Gettysburg Address
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Union officer assembling Herman Haupts torpedo for wrecking Confederate wooden bridges during the US Civil War
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Thomas Alva Edison, 1890, by Abraham Archibald Anderson
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Benjamin Franklin, holds the tip of a pointed lightning rod
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Thomas Edison, American inventor and engineer in 1925
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Charles Francis Jenkins, American inventor, engineer, and television pioneer
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John Logie Baird, Scottish engineer and one of the inventors of television
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Studio portrait of a young man on Edvard Petrinis pedaled roller skates
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Workers assembling radios at the Atwater Kent Factory in North Philadelphia, c. 1928-29
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TWENTIETH CENTURY TRANSPORTATION
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Model of John Fitch's steamboat the first operational steam powered ship in 1787
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Plan of Robert Fulton's first steamboat the CLERMONT built in 1807
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Model of George Stephenson's successful 1829 locomotive the ROCKET
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Primitive British steam locomotive with toothed propelling wheel which gripped a ribbed rail while other wheels rode
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U.S. light tank equipped with the Culin Hedgecutter for breaching the Norman hedgerows
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1882 poster for the Illinois Central Railroad shows passengers waiting for their train
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A woman operates one of 12 IBM computers in use during the 1940 Census
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A room full of women Card Punch Operators working on the 1940 census. - (BSLOC_2015_1_224)
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October 1933 issue of Bakelite Review, about one of the synthetic first plastics
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Flat Arabian astrolabe from 16th c
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Close-up view of a 1911 Wright airplane a two-seater developed for the U
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HE LETS HER STEER WHILE HE GETS HER EAR
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The Benz three-wheeler made in 1885 was the first practical automobile to use an internal combustion engine
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Ballista quadrirotis. Carroballista
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The CLERMONT Robert Fulton's first steamship starting its first New York to Albany voyage
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Robert Fulton's first experiment with paddle-wheels on the Conestoga Creek in Pennsylvania when he was 12 years old
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John Fitch's steamboat on the Delaware River at Philadelphia was the first operation steam powered ship
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Print depicting 19 early steamships built between 1807 and 1815 including Robert Fulton's CLERMONT and NAUTILUS
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Ginning cotton by steam powered gin in 1861
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Four 1869 illustrations show processing of Sea Island cotton: packing for market
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African American slaves using a cotton gin
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Station centrale des aeronefs Notre-Dame (Central aircraft station at Notre Dame)
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Persian astrolabe from 17th century
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Labor secretary William Doak and W
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Small part of Babbage's mechanical calculating engine his Difference Engine an invention to which he dedicated his
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Mechanisms of Gottfried Leibniz's calculator the most advanced of its time which perform all four basic arithmetic
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Calculating machine designed by French mathematician Blaise Pascal in 1642 when he was nineteen years old
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1983 portable computer the Hewlett-Packard 110 Memomaker weighed 9 pounds
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U.S. soldiers inspect German tactical mini-tracked vehicles
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At the end of the assembly line
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Breguet's Portable Alphabetical instrument a telegraph consisting of a transmitter
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Woman watching a German television with a 14 x 18 centimeter screen
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Early television with a viewing mirror that reflects the image of an encased picture tube
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Television chassis on an assembly line with women workers in a U
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Portable television in a New York City elevator, Oct. 5, 1949
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A television in the kitchen for the first broadcast of a cooking show in New York
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Henry Fonda plays to an audience of lights and television cameras from the Broadway stage
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Samuel F.B. Morse's first demonstration model of his telegraph was made with wooden canvas stretchers in 1837
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Planispheric astrolabe. 1569. Manufactured in golden brass by Gualterus Arsenius
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Synthetic rubber coming off the rolling mill in which the crumbs of rubber are squeezed dry of excess water
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Goodyear's Vulcanite Court
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Dr. V.K. Zworykin and Dr. James Hillier of RCA Laboratories at the electron microscope
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Nothing is impossible, German engraving with a steam vehicle
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Experiments with the phonograph in the "Royal Institution"
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Arabian flat astrolabe from 10th century
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Voice sounds were transmitted for the first time on June 3
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Men working at a Siphon recorder for receiving cable messages in the Office of the Commercial Cable Company
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Drawings from the sketchbook of Samuel F
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Tabulator-Printer used by the U.S. Navy Department in 1917
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The first successful electrical telegraph was the Morse apparatus for sending and receiving coded telegraph messages
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1849 model of the first commercially successful sewing machine
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Shoppers at the Grover & Banker Sewing Machine Company store in New York City
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Tabulating machine used in the 1920 United States census
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The first telephone developed and patented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876
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