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Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera in Washington, D. C. c1915

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera in Washington, D. C. c1915
PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera in Washington, D.C. c1915

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera on a rooftop in Washington, D

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera on a rooftop in Washington, D.C. c1915

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHERS, c1915. Group of photographers in Washington, D. C. c1915

PHOTOGRAPHERS, c1915. Group of photographers in Washington, D. C. c1915
PHOTOGRAPHERS, c1915. Group of photographers in Washington, D.C. c1915

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera and tripod, outside the White

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera and tripod, outside the White House in Washington, D.C. c1915

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer in Washington, D. C. striking a pose, c1915

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer in Washington, D. C. striking a pose, c1915
PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer in Washington, D.C. striking a pose, c1915

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with camera in Washington, D. C. c1915

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with camera in Washington, D. C. c1915
PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with camera in Washington, D.C. c1915

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera in Washington, D. C. c1915
PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. A photographer with his camera in Washington, D.C. c1915

PHOTOGRAPHERS, c1915. Two American photographers with cameras and their subject, c1915

PHOTOGRAPHER, c1915. An American photographer with a camera and tripod, c1915

Technology Collection: SCHICKARD CALCULATOR. Sketch by Wilhelm Schickard of his design for a calculating machine

SCHICKARD CALCULATOR. Sketch by Wilhelm Schickard of his design for a calculating machine, c1623

Technology Collection: WYOMING: SHOSHONE DAM. A view of the Shoshone Dam (later renamed the Buffalo Bill

WYOMING: SHOSHONE DAM. A view of the Shoshone Dam (later renamed the Buffalo Bill Dam) on the Shoshone River in Park County, Wyoming

Technology Collection: MILES POINDEXTER (1868-1946). American politician, being photographed while fishing in a river

MILES POINDEXTER (1868-1946). American politician, being photographed while fishing in a river, c1919

Technology Collection: CHILDREN AND CAMERA, c1919. The children of Chinese diplomats V. K. Wellington Koo

CHILDREN AND CAMERA, c1919. The children of Chinese diplomats V. K. Wellington Koo
CHILDREN AND CAMERA, c1919. The children of Chinese diplomats V.K. Wellington Koo and Tsannyuen Phillip Sze, playing with a camera on a tripod. Photograph, c1919

Technology Collection: ROBOT, 1922. Drawing from Broom, a magazine of the arts published by Americans

ROBOT, 1922. Drawing from Broom, a magazine of the arts published by Americans in Italy

Technology Collection: PERFORATED FILM, 1888. Developed by George Eastman at Rochester, New York

PERFORATED FILM, 1888. Developed by George Eastman at Rochester, New York. This sequence was photographed by William Kennedy Laurie Dickson at the Edison Laboratory, Orange, New Jersey, 1889-1890

Technology Collection: SPZAKOWSKI: SELF-PORTRAIT. Self-Portrait, 1912, by the Polish photographer Waclaw

SPZAKOWSKI: SELF-PORTRAIT. Self-Portrait, 1912, by the Polish photographer Waclaw Szpakowski

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER AND CAMERA. Mr. A. Leonard with his camera. Photographed by Harris and Ewing

PHOTOGRAPHER AND CAMERA. Mr. A. Leonard with his camera. Photographed by Harris and Ewing, c1918

Technology Collection: WAR PHOTOGRAPHY, 1898. A Biograph motion picture operator filming from the deck

WAR PHOTOGRAPHY, 1898. A Biograph motion picture operator filming from the deck of the Anita in the West Indies, 1898, during the Spanish American War

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER AND SUBJECT. North Carolina Senator Lee Slater Overman being photographed

PHOTOGRAPHER AND SUBJECT. North Carolina Senator Lee Slater Overman being photographed, Washington, D.C. Photograph, c1914

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHER AND CAMERA. A girl identified as Rubenstein taking a photograph. Photograph

PHOTOGRAPHER AND CAMERA. A girl identified as Rubenstein taking a photograph. Photograph, c1910

Technology Collection: PHOTOGRAPHY: MOVIE CAMERA. Helen Taft and actress May Allison with movie camera

PHOTOGRAPHY: MOVIE CAMERA. Helen Taft and actress May Allison with movie camera. Photograph, c1910

PHOTOGRAPHY: CAMERA. A German scientist holding a detective camera. Photograph, c1912

RADIO STATION, 1916. A wireless radio station tower, Nome, Alaska, 1916

Technology Collection: LOS ANGELES AQUEDUCT. A mule team hauling a section of pipe during the construction of a siphon

LOS ANGELES AQUEDUCT. A mule team hauling a section of pipe during the construction of a siphon, part of the Los Angeles-Owens River Aqueduct project, southern California, c1910

Technology Collection: PRINTERs BLOCK, 1914. Printers block for the National Press Club Yearbook, Washington, D

PRINTERs BLOCK, 1914. Printers block for the National Press Club Yearbook, Washington, D.C. 1914

Technology Collection: MORSE CODE ALPHABET. Manuscript of the alphabet invented by Samuel Finley Breese Morse

MORSE CODE ALPHABET. Manuscript of the alphabet invented by Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791-1872) for his Morse Code to be utilized in telegraphy

WATER WELL, 1872. The old oaken bucket. Lithograph, 1872, by Currier & Ives

Technology Collection: COTTON GIN, 19th CENTURY. Eli Whitneys cotton gin

COTTON GIN, 19th CENTURY. Eli Whitneys cotton gin. Patent drawing, American, 19th century

Technology Collection: EMILE BERLINER (1851-1929). German-born American inventor

EMILE BERLINER (1851-1929). German-born American inventor. Berliner with his invention of the first phonograph machine. Photograph, 1910s or 1920s

Technology Collection: DENMARK: ALMANAC, 1764. Woodcut title page from an almanac printed at the University

DENMARK: ALMANAC, 1764. Woodcut title page from an almanac printed at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, 1764

ILLINOIS: LOG CABIN, c1830. Homesteaders log cabin in Illinois

WALKING AUTOMATON, c1900. Road-walking automaton, American, c1900

SUNDIAL, 1532. A man using his hand as a sundial. Woodcut, Mainz, 1532, by Jacob Kobel

Technology Collection: ENGLAND: SUNDIAL, 1872. Old sundial in the temple at Greenwich, England. Line engraving

ENGLAND: SUNDIAL, 1872. Old sundial in the temple at Greenwich, England. Line engraving, 1872

Technology Collection: GIGANTIC CLOCK, 1857. Gigantic clock, intended for eight faces, manufactured by H

GIGANTIC CLOCK, 1857. Gigantic clock, intended for eight faces, manufactured by H. Sperry & Co. for the spires of St. Georges Church, New York. Wood engraving, 1857

ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK, c1750. German astrological clock of the mid-18th century

Technology Collection: FRANCIS ORMAND JONATHAN SMITH (1806-1876). American politician. Pencil sketch, 19th century

FRANCIS ORMAND JONATHAN SMITH (1806-1876). American politician. Pencil sketch, 19th century, by Samuel F.B. Morse

STOVE, 19th CENTURY. Stove at Nuremberg, Germany. Photographed c1880

TELEGRAPH BOY, c1890. Original cabinet photograph, American, c1890

TWIN-SCREW STEAMER, 1878. Machinery of twin-screw steamer. Line engraving, 1878

Technology Collection: CARTOON: PHOTOGRAPHY. A simple mode of levelling a camera. Cartoon drawing, 1855

CARTOON: PHOTOGRAPHY. A simple mode of levelling a camera. Cartoon drawing, 1855, by Cuthbert Bede

TRAVELING PHOTOGRAPHER. Lithograph, 1909, after a painting

PHOTOGRAPHER, 1900. Hungarian photographer, 1900

Technology Collection: DETECTIVE CAMERA, 1889. Operating a detective camera

DETECTIVE CAMERA, 1889. Operating a detective camera. Photogravure, 1889, after a photograph by Charles Simpson

JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING (1860-1948). American army commander. Photographed c1919

Technology Collection: LONDON: STREET LAMP, 1870. Lamp on the Thames Embankment, London, England. Wood engraving

LONDON: STREET LAMP, 1870. Lamp on the Thames Embankment, London, England. Wood engraving, English, 1870

Technology Collection: IOWA: PHOTO STUDIO, 1865. Women waiting for their portraits to be taken at Isaac

IOWA: PHOTO STUDIO, 1865. Women waiting for their portraits to be taken at Isaac Augustus Wetherbys photography studio at Iowa City, Iowa, 1865, featuring examples of his work on the walls

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