Indiana Chapter of the Michigan Antique Phonograph Society
Indiana abounds with Phonograph history. Thomas Edison lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1864 while working for Western Union, from there he moved to Indianapolis for a period of time employed as a telegraph operator. Indiana was the home of several phonograph manufacturers, as well as the home of the cradle of Jazz, Richmond, IN. Here was the famous recording studios and record label, Gennett Records.
Given our Hoosier Heritage, it is no wonder that you find individuals with a passion for preserving recorded history and the instruments that brought the talents of world famous performers into our homes before there was television or even radio. You’ll find all levels of experience in our group, from the novice to the world-renowned expert.
Membership to our group is very easy. Just click the “Become a Member” link to the left.
Given our Hoosier Heritage, it is no wonder that you find individuals with a passion for preserving recorded history and the instruments that brought the talents of world famous performers into our homes before there was television or even radio. You’ll find all levels of experience in our group, from the novice to the world-renowned expert.
Membership to our group is very easy. Just click the “Become a Member” link to the left.
