Factolas of Phonographia

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A factola in Phonographia is a fact about the phonograph with a popular culture connection. It can be historical, whimsical, or even can take more than one degree of separation to make its connection.

Select a factola themed gallery from below or use the Factola Table of Contents.

 

The 'Phone' & 'Graph' Brands	The "-ola" Brand	The Evolution of a Revolution	A Summary of Factolas
Dictionary of Phonographia	Bottling Up Sound for Future Use	Possibilities and Probabilities	"Connections and the Phonograph Industry"
Phonograph Museums, a.k.a. PhonoAvenue	Phonograph Temporary Exhibits & Displays	Phonograph Sightings	Phonograph On-Line Collections
The Phonograph and the Sewing Machine	Tut-mania and the Phonograph	Believe it or Not! A Miscellaneous List of Factolas	Sounds like a Broken Record
Exposition Universelle of 1889 and the Phonograph	World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 and the Phonograph	Uncle Sam and the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893	William Jennings Bryan and the Phonograph
Uncle Sam and Brother Jonathan: Salesmen 1876 - 1900	World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 and the Kinetograph	Enterprise Products at the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893	The Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915
On this Day Calendar	Courtship, Proposals and the Phonograph	Six Degrees of Separation	Teddy Bears and the Phonograph
Hello, Ahoy and Edison	Telephone and "Hello" Sheet Music	"Hello" for the Telephone Postcards	Telephone Call "Hello" Related Records
The Regina Company and the What-if?	What is an Opera?	Autostops - "Don't get up"	Why December 6th?
Learning about the Phonograph with Serendipitous Connections	Fairs, Festivals and the Phonograph	Electrical Association Convention, Buffalo, N.Y., 1892	John Kruesi - The Man that Built the First Phonograph
Novel Uses for the Phonograph	The Phonograph as 'Dining' Entertainer	Newspaper Clippings and the Phonograph	Newspapers Named "The Phonograph"
Popular Culture in 1877, the Year of the Phonograph	WWI Visual Culture U.S.A. 1917-1919	Monopoly and the Gramophone	Phonograph Toys and Accessories
Voyager - The Phonograph Lives!	Generational Changes of Recorded Sound and the Phonograph.	PhonoGames

 

 

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