Phil Rhodes takes a look at some of the innovative technology that lay behind Pathé’s 9.5mm film format and the Pathé Baby projector, the Netflix of the 1920s. It's easy to underestimate just how many ...

In the 1920s and 1930s, a driverless car was more commonly known as a “phantom auto,” and demonstrations of the technology drew thousands of spectators in cities across the United States.

The Central Michigan University Museum faculty, staff, students, and volunteers installed the 1920 Transport Truck donated by Sam Staples in the stunning atrium of the Engineering and Technology ...