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This Week In Illinois History: Elisha Gray, Inventor Of The Telephone? (August 2, 1835)

from This Week in Illinois History · host Clint Cargile

While he's not a household name like Edison or Bell, Highland Park's Elisha Gray cranked out some of the 19th Century's most creative inventions, including the first electronic synthesizer and—some argue—the first telephone.

While he's not a household name like Edison or Bell, Highland Park's Elisha Gray cranked out some of the 19th Century's most creative inventions, including the first electronic synthesizer and—some argue—the first telephone.

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This Week In Illinois History: Elisha Gray, Inventor Of The Telephone? (August 2, 1835)

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