Johnson Victrola Museum
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Johnson Victrola Museum can be referred to as a tribute offered to native son of Delaware, i.e. Eldridge Reeves Johnson. He was the person who founded ‘Victor Talking Machine Company’ in the year 1901. Variety of exhibits is found. They include recordings, photographs, objects, trademarks, and paintings which highlight utterly successful ‘business enterprises’ of Mr. Johnson. They also chronicle development of sound-recording industry.
Category: Museums
Address: 406 Federal St, Dover
Website http://history.delaware.gov/museums/jvm/jvm_main.shtml
Telephone: +1 302.739.3262
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