Case Research Laboratory and Museum in Auburn, New York

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The Case Research Laboratory and Museum in Auburn, New York is a historic site dedicated to preserving and interpreting the pioneering sound-on-film motion picture work and broader scientific contributions of inventor Theodore Case.

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instanceOf historic site
museum
research laboratory
country United States of America
dedicatedTo Theodore Case
fieldOfWork acoustics
motion picture technology
optical sound recording
hasCollection artifacts related to sound-on-film motion picture research
historical documents related to Theodore Case
scientific instruments used by Theodore Case
hasPart archival storage area
museum exhibition space
research laboratory space
heritageDesignation listed on the National Register of Historic Places
inception 20th century
locatedIn Auburn, New York
Cayuga County, New York NERFINISHED
New York
surface form: New York State
mainSubject history of motion picture sound
scientific work of Theodore Case
sound-on-film technology
namedAfter Theodore Case
openToPublic true
operator local historical organization in Auburn, New York
purpose preservation of scientific heritage
public education about sound-on-film history
significantEvent development of sound-on-film motion picture technology
significantPerson Theodore Case
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Theodore Case legacy Case Research Laboratory and Museum in Auburn, New York