Boilesen, Axel (2000) - The Edison Amberola 
            and The Jolly Coppersmith, Cotesfield, NE
          Boilesen, 
            Axel (2009) - Playing an Edison Amberola - "On the 
            Beach Medley" (a 30 second video)
          Boilesen, Betty Barr 
            (2000) - Playing School 
            - My first memory of the Phonograph, Elba, NE 
          Boilesen, Doug ( 
            2001) - The Our Song 
            Phenomenon - "The Red River Rock"
          Boilesen, 
            Doug (2017) - An "Our Song" - "Home on the Range"
           
            Boilesen, Doug (2001) - This is Our Tune...Remember?  This 
            is Our Tune...Remember? 
          Boilesen, 
            Doug (2015) - 
            "To The Friend of the Phonograph" - Side-DB That is 
            All!
          Boilesen, 
            Doug (2018) - Axel and Betty's First Radio-Phonograph
          Boilesen, 
            Doug and Doug Keister (2012) - How Axel and Doug Boilesen acquired 
            the John Johnson 5"x 7" glass negatives in 1965.
          Boilesen, 
            Doug - Dearborn or Bust, 1967
          Boilesen, James (2018) 
            - I am a Friend of the Phonograph
			Boilesen, Sharon Orlando  
            - And so it is!
						
          Buffett, 
            Peter * (2010)  - Excerpt 
            from his book, Life Is What You Make It, music and an early 
            repair made on the family phonograph
          Byron, 
            Eric (2019) - "My Fascination with Early Phonographs and 
            Sound Recordings"
          Cicotte, 
            Eddie (1915) - A baseball 
            star would enjoyed listening to phonograph records
          Copp, 
            Jim * (2018) - A tribute 
            to one of the most creative storytellers on record written by David 
            Owen in The New Yorker, 2018
          Deems, 
            Frank M. (1892) - Remembering 
            the first time I met Edison and saw the phonograph 
            in March 1878.
          Flammarion, 
             
            Camille 
             - March 11, 1878 
            - "A 
            day to be remembered, for its proceedings were absurd."
          Friday, 
            Frances Robinson * (1998) - Avalon Town, the chamber pot 
            and the Victrola 
          Goldberg, 
            Myla * - 2006 - Hanging on the Gramophone (Spin Magazine)
          Gordon, 
            Barbara * (1979) -  The 
            Menace of Constant Noise (I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can) 
          
          A 
            Grandson's Gift "A Spotlight"  For His Grandfather's WWII Band - 
            an NPR report by Taylor Haney March 20, 2021 
          Hathaway, 
            Anne * (2011) - Tribute 
            to Meryl Streep during the 34th Annual Kennedy Centre Honors with 
            gramophone on stage
          Hawthorne 
            School (1998) - Second 
            graders learn about the Phonograph, Hawthorne Elementary School, Lincoln, 
            NE
          Jenkins, 
            Dan * (2014)  - Listening 
              to the Mills Brothers on my mom's RCA Victor phonograph.
			
			 Jester, Ron (2025)   -  "Ron's Wild World" 
			Keillor, 
            Garrison * (2017)  - Memories 
            of bringing my LP to our youth church group so that they could listen 
            to Handel's Messiah
          Keister, Douglas (2007) 
            - Field Report on Obsessive Phonograph Collecting 
            Disorder Submitted by Douglas Keister HSD AAC
          Keister, 
            Douglas (2020) - "The 
            Machine"
          Keister, 
            Kim (2020) - Life, Music, 
            and the Harman-Kardon Incident
          Kelly, 
            Linda* (2022) "Voices on Vinyl," The New York Times, 
            November 23, 2022 with its "scratchy resurrections of the 
            past."
          Kennedy, 
            Mark * (2021 - Holiday Gift 
            Ideas for the Music Lover 2021 - Mark Kennedy AP Entertainment Writer)
          Klein, 
            Ezra and Emily St. John Mandel * - 2022 - Art as Time Batteries, 
            Recorded Sound and R.E.M.
          Knightley, 
            Keira and Steve Carell * (2012)  - Seeking 
            a Friend for the End of the World, Focus Features
          Koenigsberg, 
            Allen (2023) - Table of Contents for Articles by Allen Koenigsberg
          Koss, 
            John C. * (2022) - Remembering the man who brought high-quality 
            personal stereophonic sound to generations of listeners 
          Loving 
            an Album to Death Makes a Music Fan for Life - 
            Darrin Wolsko* - All Things Considered 2012
          McKee, 
            Pete * (2021) - Thoughts about vinyl, record stores, the life 
            of records, DJs, and music used in his 2021 Thud Crackle Pop Digital 
            Remaster Exhibition. 
          Mendenhall, 
            John * - Memories of Nipper and Character 
            Trademarks 
          McCartney, 
            Paul * (2020)  - Celebrating 
            his Friends of the Phonograph 78 RPM Birthday and "Spinning 
            at 78" 
          Middleton, 
            Howard Taylor (1907) - The Talking Machine Club
          Millar, 
            Jay (2023) - Elvis and our console stereo
          Moseley, 
            Dana* 1985 - Grandma Ivy's Victrola and fondness for Caruso
          Moss, 
            Mr. R. Llewellyn (1911) - Remembering the first time he heard 
            an Edison Phonograph, January 1878
          Marty, 
            Margaret * (2019) - A Valentine for "Victrola"  
            - On "keepsakes" and a found Valentines Day card from 
            Dad to Mom, Courtesy of The 
            Pine City Pioneer
          Murphy, 
            Colleen * (2016) - "My first turntable was a life-changer" 
            (from her BBC Sounds Turntable Tales - Berliner to Gramophone)
          Orlando, 
            Andy (2009) - Our phonograph 
            in Dos Palos, California, and other memories
         Orlando, Bruce 
            (2025) - The record I heard and immediately knew: "This is My Kind of Music."
         
			
			
			Orlando, Judy 
            (2018) - Memories of 
            growing up, family, music and the phonograph 
          Parks, 
            Van Dyke * (2020) - Memories 
            of my parents Magnavox and records
          Patchett, 
            Ann * (2011) - Dreaming 
            Of 'California' From Far Away - Interviewed by Melissa Block as 
            part of NPR Music's 2011 Winter Series. (Click 
            the 4-minute Listen) (8)
          Rivett, 
            Tom * (2013) - A 
            boy's voice from 1954 lost and found, Lincoln, NE by Cindy Lange-Kubick, 
            The Lincoln Journal-Star
          Rogers, 
            Will * (1923) - Timely 
            Topics
          Satan 
            Comes to Crawley Bottom - As 
            told to Douglas Keister - 2020
          Shaw, 
            Wendy (2021)  - Shocking 
            memories of the phonograph
          Sir 
            Ernest Henry Shackleton in Antarctica 1907-09 
            -  Shackleton's 1907-09 expedition in his own recorded 
            words
          Sharp, 
            Maia * (2009) - "Kodachrome" - Interviewed by Melissa 
            Block as part of NPR Music's 2009 Summer Series. (Click 
            the 3-minute Listen) (9)
          Steffes, 
            Judy * (2015)  - Memories 
            of growing up in West Bend, WI, with the family phonograph in the 
            dining room
          Stone, 
            Gary (2021)  - "My grandparents radio store inspired my appreciation 
            for phonographs and radios."
          Strock, 
            Clancy * (2004) - My Grandfather Strock's Victrola, and more...Reminisce 
            Magazine 
          Terkel, 
            Studs * (2005) - "Caruso" 
          Thurber, 
            James * (1933) -  My mother's greatest dread was the Victrola
          Von 
            Kampen, Andrea * (2021) -  The purchase of Von Kampen's vinyl 
            album by Prince Charles at Hafod Hardware, Rhayader, Wales
          Wang, 
            Oliver * (2015) - Baby's 
            First Record (and Record Player) - Cuepoint 
          Wilson, 
            William* (2023) - Wilson's 
            Edison Concert Phonograph c.1903 at a raffle - Kansas Historical Society
          Wittmann 
            Company (1902) - One of the Edison Jobbers Suspended by Edison 
            
          Young, 
            Loretta* (1936) - Her 
            favorite records were Stephen Foster's melodies.
          You 
            Tell on Yourself By the Friends You Keep and the Records You Play 
            - 2012 Author Unknown
        
         
          
           
          
          In Memory of Friends 
            of Nipper
          Nipper 
            - 1895 - A 
            Unique Star in Phonographia
          Carie 
            - 2009
          Sasha 
            - 2019
          Nikki 
            - 2022
          Dogs 
            and the Phonograph
          
           
           
          
          In 
            Memory of Friends of the Phonograph
          Betty 
            Ann Barr Boilesen - 2000 
          Bob 
            Gross - 2003 
        
          William 
            C. Ptacek* by Rene Rondeau - 2004 (Honorary FOTP member See 
            Endnote 1 )
          Lawrence 
            Brown - 2006 
          Axel 
            Christian Boilesen - 2013 
          Andy 
            Orlando - 2018
          Judy 
            Orlando - 2021
			  Greg 
            Henry - 2024
			Allen Koenigsberg - 2025
          
           
           
          
          FOTP 
            Celebrations and Related Material (2)
           
           Birthday 
            Calendar: Legacy Friends of the Phonograph
          December 
            6th Edison Phonograph Birthday Parties - Photo Album
          Friends 
            of Nipper
          Friends 
            of the Phonograph Go GREEN
          FOTP 
            Happy Birthday Song - a.k.a. Your Birth Anniversary Song
          In 
            Memory of Friends of the Phonograph
          Quotations 
            about Memories - "You 
            and I have memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead"
          Red 
            Letter Days
          RPM 
            Birthdays & Unbirthdays
           
          FOTP 
            Lists, Top Fives and Other Favorites 
          FOTP 
            Favorite Album Covers
          
          FOTP 
            Favorite LP Albums
          
          FOTP 
            Favorite Movies (1)
          PhonoCalendar 
            - Lists of "On 
            This Days"
           
           
          Other Phonograph 
            Related Stories, Scenes and Blogs
          A 
            Grandson's Gift "A Spotlight" For His Grandfather's WWII Band - 
            an NPR report by 
            Taylor Haney March 20, 2021 about a trumpet 
            player in WWII whose recordings were discovered by his grandson who 
            then had them digitized and made into an album. "I put the music 
            on and it was like my own private concert with my grandpa," he said. 
            "It was like he'd never left. I was back in 1946 and getting to hear 
            my ... grandpa and his young lungs playing the trumpet."
           
          
 
            
          Loving 
            an Album to Death Makes a Music Fan for Life - Darrin Wolsko* 
            - All Things Considered 2012
          
 
            Mom 
            and Dad's Record Collection - Stories Our Parents Taught Us - 
            All Things Considered 2012
          "A 
            Record Find - 
            How 
            The Phantom of the Opera led 
            me to a long-lost musical treasure in Paris" By Michael Walsh 
            Smithsonian magazine, February 2008
          
          In 1907, recordings were interred in metal urns 
            at the Palais Garnier, to be reopened in 100 years (Courtesy Opera 
            National de Paris)
           
          "Santa 
            Claus Speaks" by Karen Fishman and Bryan Cornell 2015 - Library 
            of Congress "Now See Hear! The National Audio-Visual Conservation 
            Center Blog - "Santa 
            Claus Tells About his Toy Shop by Gilbert Girard, 1916 (Victor 
            Record 35679) and "Santa 
            Claus Gives Away his Toys" by Gilbert 
            Girard, 1916 (Victor Record 35679)
         
           
           
        
         
           
            Quotations 
              about Memories
            Every 
              man's memory is his private literature. - Aldous Huxley
           
          It's 
            surprising how much memory is built around things unnoticed at the 
            time. - Barbara Kingsolver, Animal Dreams
          The 
            past is never dead, it is not even past. - William Faulkner
          When 
            an old person dies, a library burns. African proverb revived by Malian 
            writer Amadou Amadou Hampat' Ba
          Memory 
            is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, 
            the things you never want to lose. -- From the television show The 
            Wonder Years
          We 
            do not remember days; we remember moments. - Cesare Pavese, The 
            Burning Brand
          To 
            speak the name of the dead is to make them live again - Ancient Egyptian 
            Belief
          Within 
            our hearts, the ones we love are never really gone - In spirit and 
            in memory, their legacy lives on. - Hallmark
          All 
            those moments will be lost in time...like tears in rain. - The 
            Blade Runner
          ...She 
            cannot fade, though thou hast not thy bliss, For ever wilt thou love 
            and she be fair! - John Keats, "Ode on a Grecian Urn"
          "You 
            and I have memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead" 
            - Lennon/McCartney, Two of Us, 1969
          A 
            story is what holds us together, and what is left when we leave - 
            Marshall Dodge, The New Yorker, Oct 22, 1979 (5) 
            
          "The 
            backward look transforms its object...History cannot be touched without 
            changing it." Siegfried Giedion
          "I 
            like the old days, but not all the days, only the good old days" - 
            Departure, The Long Winters
          It 
            was no thought or word that called culture into being, but a tool 
            or a weapon. After the stone axe we needed song and story to remember 
            innocence, to record effect - and so to describe the limits, to say 
            what can be done without damage. Wendell Berry, 1974
          And suddenly the memory returns...ready 
            to remind us, waiting and hoping for their moment, amid the ruins 
            of all the rest; and bear unfaltering, in the tiny and almost impalpable 
            drop of their essence, the vast structure of recollection. Marcel 
            Proust, À la recherche du temps perdu (2)
          The stereo takes back our breath, All 
            sound is light. Abide with Me, Jake Adam York
          A memory is only a Prince Charming who 
            stays just long enough to awaken the Sleeping Beauties of our wordless 
            stories.  Michael De Certeau (3)
          How the past is documented shapes how 
            we remember it. Lonnie G. Bunch III, 2019
          "The construction and demolition 
            of monuments are history, but monuments themselves are not history. 
            They are useful windows on history. They disclose stories we would 
            now like to disavow, but if we look carefully, we can also find what 
            the monuments were intended to hide. In the name of remembering, we 
            don't want to forget." Richard White 2020 (4)
          "Memories bring diamonds and rust." 
            Joan Baez, Diamonds and Rust
          "We're just here to be memories 
            for our kids." - Cooper to his daughter Murph, Interstellar 
            2014
          ""The more shared past there is in a relationship, the more present you need to be; 
            otherwise, you will be forced to relive the past again and again."" - Eckhart Tolle