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

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Within the westernmost room (also known the music room), Edison established recording studio shown figure 132. It appears that the third floor was divided two floor-to-ceiling partitions which ran north south and divided this floor into three large spaces.47 The most pressing job for Edison his new West Orange laboratory was make up the ground lost Charles Sumner Tainter and Chichester Bell improving the tin foil phonograph 1877. Exhibition and demonstration space was important Edison the new laboratory. The high ceiling and large open spaces made this floor suitable for function that Edison had considered when planned the laboratory-an exhibition hall show off his latest inventions. 47 Drawing Notebook N-87-00-00.48 possible this demonstration took place the third floor. was expert manipulating the press provide free advertising for his work. 48 Charles Batchelor diary, catalog 1337, November 11,1887, 27. 24 . Building Third Floor This floor remained empty when work began the laboratory November 1887. Although many details Building remained unfinished, Edison exhibited new model phonograph members the National Academy Sciences November 11. The windows behind and the right of the piano player overlooked Main Street. The commercial promotion invention was an important element the business innovation. The enclosed area, whose exact purpose unknown, abutted the south wall, Lakeside Avenue. Work motion pictures did not commence until 1888 after the main laboratory building was completed. Edison’s sketches for the new laboratory included projection room for lantern slides, but there is no evidence the finished laboratory included special room for that purpose.3.3 these rooms are assigned the third floor, but contemporary source located them the second floor.46 48 Dickson and Dickson, The Life and Inventions Thomas Alva Edison, 295. Edison wanted bring the products his laboratory the public’s attention and also needed attract capital from financiers. 1886, Bell and Tainter demonstrated talking machine using wax cylinders. Edison knew that had move quickly recover the lead this race develop commercial technology sound recording. Experiments improved commercial talking machine required such areas, would the future development motion pictures.one sketch done Notebook N-87-00-00