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

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419 Photographs show the model house the center the library through 1912; during this time Edison was also photographed with a cement phonograph cabinet the library which remained the library through the beginning 1915.421 124 . The earliest use this kind mat was probably 1903 or earlier, when brush mats were ordered for the laboratory.418 not mentioned Dyer and Martin’s description of the library, nor ever described contemporary periodicals newspapers. Building Library, Period II: 1901-1914 Certain additions the library reflected current projects which interested Edison, or new products introduced his companies.00 was paid, but the window was apparently never installed the library, anywhere else the West Orange laboratory. 1914 memorandum which discusses the library, Miller Reese Hutchison asks "don’t you think would good scheme for to have the cement cabinet scrubbed up, will look cleaner than now?"420 The library also boasted model dynamo marble pedestal and Edison electric fan presented employees, well framed displays electric circuitry, and paintings and photographs some the Edison works. The oriental-style carpets used the library probably did not change significantly during Period brush mat visible alcove inside the library door a ca. 419-25; see also Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison; His Life and Inventions, 643. In 1911, Edison was given cubic foot copper pedestal the leading producers and consumers copper America thank him for stimulating the copper industry with his inventions. 420 Hutchison Meadowcroft, February 23, 1914 (in 1914, Motion Picture). During the construction the laboratory West Orange, Edison ordered a stained glass window memorial his mother, Nancy Edison. Barron Edison, November 27, 1903 (in 1903, WOL--Equipment and Supplies).S.1912 image. 418 Voucher 746, 1887. 419 Allan Benson, "Thomas Edison, Benefactor Mankind," Munsey's Magazine, 1909, pp. The window was sent the architect, Taft, for approval and the bill for $300. 421 J. Dyer and Martin’s 1910 description of the library includes reference the cement house model which had been given place honor the library; 1909 article Munsey’s Magazine also mentions the house.this photograph, however, helps fix this image the early years West Orange (figure 53). This was installed against the bookcase to the left alcove 7