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Howard Head's drawing for his tennis racket with enlarged sweet spot
 
 
 
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The National Museum of American History Archives Center has vast collections relating to technology, invention, and innovation in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Above: Howard Head's drawing for his tennis racket with an enlarged "sweet spot." Smithsonian Institution photo.
Earl Tupper's drawing for a paint pot

Finding aids
 The Lemelson Center is collaborating with the Archives Center to make finding aids to the Museum's invention collections available online.
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Invention stories index
A subject guide to contemporary and historical inventors and inventions featured on the Lemelson Center and National Museum of American History Archives Center Web sites.
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MIND program
The Modern Inventors Documentation Program (MIND) ensures that records of invention are preserved for the future.
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Last Update: 28 Jun 2007
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