The Music House Museum Memories of the Phonograph   The Music House Museum has a collection of restored antique musical instruments, early radios, and recordings. Located in Williamsburg, Michigan just north of Traverse City, Michigan its "collection of instruments provides guests with a walk through the history, artistry and engineering of automated music." "It has early one-of-a-kind restored automated musical instruments, player pianos, music boxes, keyboard instruments, a mechanical violin, antique radios, vinyl phonograph records, and printed music." - Wikipedia "The jewel of the Museum’s mechanical instrument collection is the 1922 Theofiel Mortier Dance Organ called the “Amaryllis" (see below). But for Friends of the Phonograph there are also nice examples of phonographs and jukeboxes.   Photo courtesy of By H. Michael Miley from Schaumburg, USA - The Amaryllis, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=34058773   Photograph Courtesy Music House Museum       Columbia Graphophones           Photograph Courtesy Music House Museum       Photograph Courtesy Music House Museum       1939 Rock-ola Jukebox, Courtesy Music House Museum         Wurlitzer Jukebox, Courtesy Music House Museum         "The Music House Museum is located on the central property of the historic Stiffler Family farm. The land was cleared and settled in the early 1880s. The former dairy barn now houses the main collections."         Watch this Music House Short Tour of the Museum House Museum (including early Edison and Berliner models and "the chronological evolution of the unamplified phonograph from Victrolas to Edison Diamond Disc and specialty cabinets..."               Phonographia