In 1927, Philo Taylor Farnsworth invented this complete electronic system that is now seen in almost every household today.

In 1923, Clarence Birdseye created this category of food that can be reheated after being taken out of the freezer.

3M engineer, Richard G. Drew, patented this common household item in 1930.

In 1923, Garrett A. Morgan invented this to tell cars whether to go, slow down, or stop.

Star 99.9 is a station on this radio frequency invented by Edwin Howard Armstrong in 1933

In 1930, Frank Whittle and Dr. Hans von Chain Bothe invent this type of engine that is found on modern day airplanes.

Eduard Hass III created this candy in 1927 that is often dispensed from characters, celebrities, and influential figures.

In 1928, Jacob Schick patented the electronic version of this common bathroom item.

Invented by Karl Pabst in 1940, you might see two owners of this kind of car do a special wave to each other while driving.

In 1932 Edwin Herbert Land invented the type of photography that is mentioned in the popular song "Hey Ya!" by Outkast.

In 1937, Chester F. Carlson invents this machine that is commonly found in an office.

In 1928, Walter E. Diemer invented this item that you do not swallow, but still provides your taste buds with flavor.

Invented in 1943 by Richard James, this kind of toy is encouraged to be pushed down the stairs.

Typically when parking on the street on Saturdays and Sundays, you don't need to use this device invented by Carl C. Magee in 1932.

In 1934, Charles Darrow claims to have invented this popular board game.

Although not sold commercially until 1983, This device that is probably in your pocket right now was first invented in 1947

Percy Spencer invented this common kitchen appliance in 1946 to heat up food.

In 1935, this drink was put into a can for the first time.

In 1929, Paul Galvin invented a new version of this device that is now inside your car.

Invented in 1938, this type of light is commonly found at parties, concerts, and haunted houses.

In 1942, John Atanasoff and Clifford Berry built the first electronic digital version of this device

Invented in 1949, this item was designed to be a one stop shop for the dry ingredients to make a popular celebratory food item

Lyle David Goodloe and W.N. Sullivan invented this type of can in 1941

Thanks to Englishman Percy Shaw for inventing this in 1934, because now, we can see dark objects when driving at night

In 1930, Wallace Carothers and Dupont Labs invent this synthetic rubber that is commonly used to make wetsuits.