From the brochure she gives me on a way out, I realize I was insanely lucky. This museum is not usually even open on Thursdays.
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I will share a few more out of hundreds of photos I took, but the story ends here.
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What a crazy discovery. I have actually researched places with typewriters. This never came up!
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I also asked my Airbnb host for technical museums specifically. She just rolled her eyes. (Over email.)
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To think I could have so easily missed it… And, by the way, I never made it to Dalí Museum. This was surreal as it was. :·)
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Okay, more photos. Check out the most beautiful Shift key ever.pic.twitter.com/b45ReIVQvX
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Shhhhh. Don't tell PC manufacturers they can brand their spacebars.pic.twitter.com/eE43f6fgHQ
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Typewriter for writing music? WHY NOT.pic.twitter.com/hcVi5F7YNG
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@robertloerzel I'm fairly sure that was invented by Arnold Schoenberg. I could be wrong, but I know he made plans for one.1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
See 1909 entry here: http://www.schoenberg.at/index.php/en/schoenberg-2/biographie …
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Here’s where you can find more info! http://www.musicprintinghistory.org/music-typewriters … This one was called “Keaton.”
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