Thomas Edison

Thomas Edison was an American inventor and businessman who was born on February 11,
1847 and passed away on October 18, 1937. He had a profound impact on modern history
and is widely regarded as one of the greatest inventors ever, with some of his inventions
being the phonograph and the electric light bulb. He also had the nickname “The Wizard of
Menlo Park” due to his creative innovations and significant contributions to technology.

When You Were Sweet Sixteen

The version of “When You Were Sweet Sixteen” provided by the website is a song sung by
Harry MacDonough. The song was written by James Thornton in 1898 and it was inspired by
his wife, Bonnie. It is a popular belief that James got the idea when his wife asked him if he still
loved her, to which he replied: "I love you like I did when you were sweet sixteen.”

Representative Women, L. Prang & Co.

Representative Women, created in 1870, features portraits of seven women who actively
engaged in fighting for women’s rights. It centers on Anna Elizabeth Dickinson and
shows the unity of the movement as well as the individual characteristics of each
woman: Lucretia Coffin Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mary Livermore, Lydia Maria
Francis Child, Susan B. Anthony, and Sara Jane Lippincott.

The website did not provide a lot of detailed information so I had to look at other
websites to give better explanations.
Sources:
Thomas Edison
When You Were Sweet Sixteen/James Thornton
Representative Women