Was there electricity in 1899

Answer 1

Absolutely!!!! As you could tell from any U.S. history book, the electrical industry was already well-established by that time. Remember, Thomas Edison was famous for his invention of the electric light bulb back in 1879.

In the following half-century the groundwork for much of what we have today was already in place - incandescent and fluorescent lights; radios, movies, phonographs, and (albeit primitive) television, hydroelectric dams, electric trains and trams, just to name a few things.

Answer 2

In the US cities were electrified in the 1880s and 1890s. Rural areas were electrified in the 1930s as part of FDR's new deal programs. Almost no place in the country was without electricity when WW2 began.

Answer 3

Yes there was I can find records of electric heaters as early as 1880's and some records show that electric heaters had become "practical" by 1892.

Answer 4

Yes, electricity was available in some areas in 1899. The extent of electricity's availability varied depending on the region and level of infrastructure development at that time.

Answer 5

yes there was.

Answer 6

Yes, there was electricity in 1899.

Answer 7

Yes, there was electricity in 1929.