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

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This was time rapid growth the electrical supply industry and new equipment was being developed hectic pace. * * At the end 1887 Edison and Batchelor could look back year well spent. Tate, reported that had about 120 men work about different experiments around 1888. provided the realization Edison’s grand plans, and in his words was "the best equipped and largest laboratory extant. Tate Frank McGowan, July 1888 (in 1888, Edison, T. This period began with flurry experimental activity.60 The little evidence have from payrolls indicates high turnover employees and constantly changing work force. Edison was sensitive labor costs and practiced continual pruning his staff. The new laboratory had been constructed and the staff had already begun experiments. Edison was full enthusiasm, full ideas for experimental projects, and had plenty money coming from the electric utility and manufacturing industries to pay for experiments undertaken their behalf. The West Orange laboratory was one the largest industrial research facilities built that date, perhaps the largest the world, some of his employees thought."59 ANALYSIS HISTORIC OCCUPANCY Period Summaries Period 1887-1900. Edison’s secretary, Alfred O.O. is safe assume that during the 1880s and 1890s many different pieces of equipment were tested the power house that the staff knew the "dynamo room". 28 . 80 A. Edison now had the means test dynamos and other central station equipment. Less than year after its opening, the West Orange laboratory was operating full capacity, the first great experimental campaign the phonograph full swing while other experimenters maintained the effort electricity and ore milling. David Trumbull Marshall, Edison 88 TAE Hood Wright, November 1887, Notebook N-87-11-15.Not long after the laboratory opened, Edison began run power lines to Glenmont and other houses Llewellyn Park, with Batchelor running the first wires December 1887.A.—Outgoing Correspondence, D-88- 18)