Born before the California gold rush and dying during the Great Depression, Thomas Alva Edison helped make America a world power, not with weapons but with insights into how all things work and how things can be made to work better. He became the poster child of what America is supposed to be: a land of infinite opportunity. He was a dreamer. Under his watch, possibilities blossomed into realities. His inventions include the fluoroscope, the alkaline storage battery, the phonograph, the motion picture camera, the megaphone, the microphone, the cement house, the improved telephone, and the electric light system. Edison wasn’t afraid of the dark; he just brought it to light. Hank will mold the performance to fit your unique need.

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