Historic Sound – Industrial Beaver County – Reading Room HISTORIC SOUND Industrial Beaver County Reading Room OBSOLETE SOUNDS: World’s biggest collection of disappearing sounds and sounds that have become extinctSmithsonian: Playback: 130-Year-Old Sounds RevealedThe History Channel (2002): “Save Our Sounds”The Atlantic: “The Dawn of Recorded Sound in America”YouTube Channel: Sounds of HistorySounds of History: What Did Early America Sound Like?Public History Weekly: “Sound History”Soundscape (Wiki)Public History Weekly: Sound HistoryPublic History Weekly: Sound History and Public HistoryField recording (Wiki)Introduction: Understanding the functions of sounds in everyday livesMoravian Soundscapes ProjectThe haunting history of the air-raid sirenTSVP Community Oral HistoriesLibrary of Congress: Recorded Sound Research CenterLibrary of Congress: National Recording RegistryThe Kitchen SistersAudio in VR: Effects of a Soundscape and Movement-Triggered Step Sounds on PresenceThe Sound Future of Virtual RealityRoy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media Rethinking the Museum Experience: Add Sound and Other Sensations Sounds to Think About Home Podcast Soundscapes Listening Recording Reading Room This exhibit and the Little Beaver Historical Society Podcast are productions of The Social Voice Project. We welcome factual corrections and meaningful clarifications regarding the content on this page.