Among the more than 2,000 cylinder-type records are rare recordings by Thomas Edison and Theodore Roosevelt. The more than 14,000 flat disc recordings encompass the entire history of flat discs from 1897 to the present, in all configurations. The collection of recordings includes diamond records, music box metal records, a rare and early Enrico Caruso recording, and a rare Edison long-playing disc.
Submissions from 1908
Nobody Song, Columbia Phonograph Company
Only Lonely Little Me, Columbia Phonograph Company
Pass it Along To Father, Columbia Phonograph Company
Peg O' My Heart, Columbia Phonograph Company
School Day Frolics, Columbia Phonograph Company
Star Spangled Banner, Columbia Phonograph Company
That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune, Columbia Phonograph Company
That's How I Need You, Columbia Phonograph Company
That's Why I'm a Happy Married Man, Columbia Phonograph Company
The Flight Of Ages, Columbia Phonograph Company
The Little Old Cabin in the Lane, Columbia Phonograph Company
The Longest Way Round etc. Oakland, Columbia Phonograph Company
There's Another Picture, Columbia Phonograph Company
The Rube & The Country Doctor, Columbia Phonograph Company
The Village Constable Trio, Columbia Phonograph Company
The Watermelon Fete, Columbia Phonograph Company
Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet, Columbia Phonograph Company
Uncle Josh At a Bug House, Columbia Phonograph Company
Wailana Waltz, Columbia Phonograph Company
When The Mists Have Rolled Away, Columbia Phonograph Company
When The Mists Have Rolled Away, Columbia Phonograph Company
When You And I Were Young Maggie, Columbia Phonograph Company
Where is My Wandering Boy To-Night, Columbia Phonograph Company
Where the River Shannon Flows, Columbia Phonograph Company
Where The Sunset Turns Etc., Columbia Phonograph Company