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

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455 "Floor Areas Laboratory Building," November 25, 1918, 1918, WOL. This operation was also carried out Building 6. 4M "Meeting the Executive Committee Verbatim Report," May 16, 1918, Thomas, Edison, Inc. In 1918, Charles Luhr, the superintendent the shop, admitted that was not equipped with the most date machines: "It very ancient material.465 Building Heavy Machine Shop, Period III: 1915-1931 The machine tools this shop remained basically unchanged during this period." The chief engineer complained the difficulties persuading Edison buy new equipment: "The last thing get anything the laboratory. The table usually pretty well filled with specimens data of experimental results which have been put there for his examination. 468 Edison Pioneers Records, Box 21.."466 Building Edison’s Room (Room 12): Periods II, and III Edison maintained personal experimental room the second floor, located by Dyer and Martin: "first order one leaves the head the stairs leading to [the second] floor. Its purpose was save time waiting for the elevator and cut down the traffic from the second floor the main entrance, which took workmen past the library (figure 106).Always at 135 .. Records, Box 40.. World War brought program train war workers, including women and boys, in the machine shops.454 454 MRH TAE, February 24, 1914 (in 1914, Battery, Storage-Testing)."457 Sidney Davis worked laboratory assistant the second floor 1899 and remembered little laboratory directly across the hall" occupied Edison.458 Dyer and Martin provide more details about the room’s furnishings their 1910 description: Plain aspect, being merely space boarded off with tongued-and-grooved planks- as all the other rooms are-without ornament floor covering, and containing only a few articles cheap furniture, this room seems exercise nameless charm for him.came next room 10. 457 Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: His Life and Inventions, 649. The door always open, and often can seen seated plain table in the centre the room, deeply intent some the number problems which he interested