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Edison National Historic Site
Duplication Policy
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Audio Duplication Policy:
When an audio recording can be legally duplicated, without risk of damage to the original, we make copies available upon request. The National Park Service does not presume that all Edison recordings are in the public domain. Under certain conditions specified in the law, the National Park Service is allowed to furnish a reproduction of the audio recording if it does not infringe upon the legal rights of any individual, group, or corporation. These “fair-use” conditions include:
- non-commercial and non-profit study, scholarship, or research, or teaching
- as an NPS preservation or security copy
- as a research copy for deposit in another institution
Certain items in the collection are extremely fragile or are otherwise inaccessible, and therefore cannot be duplicated. The National Park Service will refuse a duplication order if fulfillment is judged to be in violation of “fair-use” provisions of the copyright law, or if the items are judged too fragile or problematic to reformat in a professional manner.
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Did You Know?
Mina Edison was an avid bird watcher. She had many feeders and birdhouses around the grounds of Glenmont. She even had a heated birdbath. In the winter she flipped a switch in her bedroom that would turn on the birdbath in the yard below her window and it would melt the ice.
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Last Updated: April 23, 2007 at 08:09 EST |