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Visiting the Livermore Centennial Light Bulb
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The Centennial Light is the world's longest-lasting light bulb, burning since 1901. Maintained by the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department - 9GAG
Someone Invented A LightBulb That Never Goes Off And Its Being Used since 1901 In Livermore Fire Department ( centennial light ) : r/interestingasfuck
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This Light Bulb Has Been Shining For A Whopping 116 Years At Fire Station - YouTube
Calif. Light Bulb Has Been Burning 110 Years Straight | Live Science
Burning Since 1901, this Bulb is the Poster Child for Planned Obsolescence » TwistedSifter
The Centennial Light is the world's longest-lasting light bulb, burning since 1901. It is at 4550 East Avenue, Livermore, California, and… | Light bulb, Bulb, Light
Livermore's mysterious lightbulb burns 110 years
Centennial Light - Wikipedia
Light Craft - The world's longest-lasting light bulb has been burning for nearly 120 years The Livermore Centennial Light Bulb in Livermore, California, was installed in 1901, according to Guinness World Records,
Livermore's Centennial Light Bulb Committee
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This Light Bulb Has Been Burning Since 1901 | Mental Floss
Centennial Light - Wikipedia
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Burning Since 1901, this Bulb is the Poster Child for Planned Obsolescence » TwistedSifter
The oldest continually running lightbulb in the world - Livermore's Centennial Light Bulb. - YouTube
World's Longest Burning Light Bulb Out... But Only Overnight | Livermore, CA Patch
Centennial Bulb – Livermore, California - Atlas Obscura
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