Life without these? NO WAY!! A Brief Look At Innovations during and shortly before the 2 nd Industrial Revolution (1870-1900)

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Life without these? NO WAY!! A Brief Look At Innovations during and shortly before the 2 nd Industrial Revolution ( )

Refrigerator 1834Jacob Perkins

Morse Code 1837Samuel F.B. Morse

Elevator 1853Elisha Graves Otis

Ice Cream 1851Jacob Fussell

Roller Skates 1863James Plimpton

Chewing Gum 1870Thomas Adams

Typewriter 1873Christopher Latham Sholes

Telephone Alexander Graham Bell 1876

Light Bulb Thomas Edison Late 1879 (Arc lamp outdoor street lighting: Charles Brush- early 1879) Lewis Latimer Wizard of Menlo Park The young Edison The aged Edison 1 st Incandescent Light bulb (Long-lasting Indoor bulb)

Edisons Menlo Park Inventions Vote Recorder 1868 Printing Telegraph1869 Stock Ticker 1869 Automatic Telegraph1872 Electric Pen1876 Gramophone1877 Carbon Telephone Transmitter 1877 Carbon Telephone Transmitter 1877 Phonograph1877 Dynamo1877 Light Bulb1879 Electric Motor1881 Talking Doll1886 Projecting Kinetoscope1897 Storage Battery 1900

Chain Stores: Chain Stores: Ever Heard of WALMART???? Frank W. Woolworth Lancaster, PA 1 st Chain store: F.W. Woolworth & Co 5 and 10 Cent Store

Organized Labor Unions s

Fountain Pen 1884 L. E. Waterman

Electric Toothbrush 1885Dr. G.A. Scott

Dishwasher 1886Josephine Cochran

Revolving Door 1888Theophilu von Kannel

Breakfast Cereal 1893William Kellogg

Zipper 1893Whitcomb Judson

Imagine living without some of these 19 th Century Innovations!