Museum Johnson Victrola Museum
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About the museum
The Johnson Victrola Museum highlights the history of the Victor Talking Machine Company.
The Victor Talking Machine Company, founded in 1901, by Delaware’s native son, Eldridge Reeves Johnson. The museum chronicles Johnson's significant contributions which pioneered the development of the sound-recording industry.
Exhibits include various innovations, phonographs, recordings, memorabilia, trademarks, objects, and paintings that highlight Mr. Johnson’s successful business enterprises.
The museum provides onsite parking, restrooms and seating.
Although, the second floor is not handicap accessible. This virtual museum provides a tour of the exhibition hall with images, narrative and audio.
Please enjoy your visit.
Plan your visit
- Johnson Victrola Museum, 375, South New Street, Dover, Kent County, Delaware, 19901, United States
Exhibits
Exhibits featured with audio
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Thomas Edison Tin Foil Phonograph 1878
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Class M, 1893 Edison North American Multi-listening phonograph
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Auxetophone 1908
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Type K Treadle Dictophone 1889-1895
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Edison Wax Cylinder shaver
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1895 Type S Automatic Gramophone
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Berliner 1900 Improved Gramophone
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1896 2nd model hand cranked Berliner
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1900 Toy gramophone
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Pre-Victor 1898 - 1900
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1900 Type C Model
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VICTOR VI 1904 -1907
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Custom Cabinets - Vernis-Martin Gold Pre-1906
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Victor-Victrola Pooley 1907
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1907 Victor Victrola Turntable
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Hidden cabinet? No. 8
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Victrola! A fixture in every home.
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His Master's Voice. Nipper, the real dog
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Art Deco Styles of cabinetry
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Period pieces and Radiolas
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Frances Elliot Clark
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Hedy Lamarr
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