The Inventor Who Vanished From a Train
From The Inventions That Vanished.Some invent · 6:41
Show by Bryanna Alford
Louis Le Prince filmed the first moving pictures in 1888, then boarded a train in Dijon in 1890 and was never seen again. His widow fought Edison in court for years. A disappearance with no body, no trace, and no answer. The Inventions That Vanished, Episode 12.
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