Hear My Voice: Sound recording, glass disc with photographic emulsion, made March 11, 1885 @SmithsonianAmHistory
Hear My Voice: Sound recording, glass disc with photographic emulsion, made March 11, 1885  @SmithsonianAmHistory
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“. . . and H. G. Rogers. It’s the eleventh day of March, 1885 [trilled r sound]. Who pushed in the pipe? Mary had a little lamb and its fleece was white as snow . . . . Everywhere that Mary went . . . [startled noise] [tone]. Mary had a little lamb and its fleece was white as snow. Everywhere that Mary went, the little lamb was sure to go. How is this for high? . . .”
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Hear My Voice: Sound recording, glass disc with photographic emulsion, made March 11, 1885

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