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

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440 Fessenden, "The Inventions Reginald Fessenden," Radio News (August 1925), 156... The first edition this book was 1907. 443 Dickson and Dickson, The Life and Inventions Thomas Alva Edison, pp.C., 291; see also E.440 A photograph taken Dickson between 1888 and 1892 shows shelving running from floor ceiling along the north-south axis the room, much does now (figure 90).441 Another visitor about this time remembered that the organic materials such skin and teeth animals were kept the chemical department.439 439 See figure 88.443 The sheer number supplies Edison imported West Orange and the exotic range materials kept hand have become part the myth the West Orange laboratory. 442 McClure, Edison and His Inventions, 21. The stock room contained "bones birds and animals, feathers, hides, teeth and horns. Kenyon, Thomas Alva Edison, (New York: Whittaker, 1896), pp. These could the "thousands small drawers" containing exotic materials which were described visitor around the turn of the century. also mentions ropes, chemicals, leather, hides, paper, marble, textiles, and ice cream freezer. 444 Ibid....the south end the library, presumably control the crowds people moving through the room.among mosses and sea-weed," and "skins snakes and fishes.. Building Stock Room, Period 1887-1900 Fessenden’s rough plan the laboratory indicates very large store room the first floor Building bounded passageways the west (separating the store room from the library) and south (parallel Lakeside Avenue), the machine shop on the east, and the exterior wall the north. 441 Jones, The Life Story Thomas Alva Edison, 302."444 The well known quote about stocking everything from "an elephant’s hide the eyeballs United States Senator" has been repeated many times that we 129 . 291-292.shining metals, lucent crystals.442 Dickson’s account the store room notes shelves, metal sheets and rods present in this room and these can seen his photograph.dainty crystals and coral. front this shelving, facing the Lakeside Avenue side, line of cabinets, five six drawers high, which stretches least three quarters the length the store room. This quote also says that these cabinets went from floor ceiling and that they were labelled-not evident figure 90. 103-04