Building 6
Much the equipment this building was removed during Period (1901-1914).
Part the building had been used for vocational training during World War II.
168
.
In 1933 what remained the boilers was removed and taken the Henry Ford
Museum.566
\ 565 National Park Service, "Historic Structures Report-Part Power House-Boiler Room, Building No. The boiler room was cleaned out and used exhibit area. 6,
’dison National Historic Site," prepared Melvin Weig, Arthur Spiegler, and Gordie Whittington, May 20,
'64; page numbers, but see Administrative Data and Historical Data sections.Comparison with other documents suggests Walsh, Langley and Kasakove were
department heads
