EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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One Edison’s personal secretaries, Kellow had office this floor. Dyer and Martin commented that visitor this area "hears from all sides the sounds vocal and instrumental music constantly varying volume and timbre."300 The third floor also housed several offices for business administration the laboratory and for those attending Edison’s private correspondence." assisting Randolph from 1888 through 1896.little boy testing records" could kept busy testing new recordings and doing odd jobs. 302 Edison Pioneers Records, Box 26. Kellow began his career the laboratory secretary Charles Edison’s assistant, George Clark, around 1917.297 297 TAE Fred Ott, August 1911 (in 1911; Battery, Storage, 2). Kellow. In 1912, newspaper article reported him the third floor the laboratory, a small room "roughly boarded off’ from big room (presumably the music room) where was testing records.303 After Randolph died 1908, Miller became Edison’s primary personal secretary. 3113 Edison Pioneers questionnaire, Edison Pioneers Records, Box 26. 300 Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: His Life and Inventions, 651. eventually became office manager in charge several Edison’s "personal undertakings, such Chemical Plants.. 2SB Figure 139; Album 10, catalog 5209. 301 Stephen Mambert Mullin Wayne, March 28, 1923, Biographical Collection. He joined the laboratory assistant Edison’s secretary John Randolph.299 The activities the test and music rooms filled the third floor Building with the sounds music.298 There are also several photographs showing him listening disc phonographs, presumably near the music room.302 He began "office boy, clerk, etc. There are hints the laboratory correspondence that point Edison’s involvement this testing and his subsequent use room the third floor.."301 Harry Miller. According the 1910 version Dyer and Martin’s biography Edison, Miller was Edison’s personal secretary, operating from office the third floor, "where 84 . 298 Milwaukee Sentinel, September 1912 (in 1912, Phonograph).. R. Miller acted treasurer Edison’s business enterprise