Radio Museum & Marconi's Wireless Station - RCA, Victor

🎙️ Join Brett, Juliete, and Lily on a journey through iconic devices like Berliner's Gramophone from the 1890s and the intriguing CED project of the 1980s. Explore the fascinating world of communication history with us as we step into the Museum of Emile Berliner!
❓ What is wireless or radio communication? What's the difference between a radio and a wireless? Were gramophones used in the 1950s? When did gramophones go out of style? Is the gramophone still used today?
🔍 Discover the evolution of technology with an RCA radio from 1925, a revolutionary 45 RPM disc, and the iconic gramophone featured in the famous painting "His Master's Voice." Emile Berliner's ingenuity changed the landscape of music and entertainment.
🌐 Our adventure continues at Table Head in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, where history was made in 1901. Stand in awe at the remnants of the first two-way transatlantic wireless communication station, established by the visionary Guillermo Marconi.
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