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How the Trampoline Came to Be | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
In 1936 the trampoline was invented. It was created by George nissen. It was used for gymnast and tumblers. It was made of strong fabric.
Trampoline inventor, former Cedar Rapids businessman George Nissen dies at 96 | The Gazette
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