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

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No. 460 TAE Charles Batchelor, April 1887 (in 1887, WOL-General, D-87-04). Figure 113 shows Edison standing near what may the wall this small room. 461 MRH TAE, August 24, 1913 (in 1913, WOL)." 463 Floor Plan, November 26, 1916..1903), Notebook N-99-06-24. A floor plan 1916 shows that there was small partitioned room within room 12. Edison wanted secret experimental room to work in: made this clear Batchelor when they were planning the laboratory when said that wanted special secret part Machine shop for special things want sub rosa.461 was also regular practice partition rooms within rooms. 649-50. Dyer and Martin tell us that the door room was always kept open and thus Edison would not have had private place which work.hand will found one two the laboratory note-books, with frequent entries or comments the handwriting which once seen never forgotten. had two doors-one opening into Edison's room and the other opening in room 11. times chemical, physical, mechanical room-occasionally a combination all, while sometimes might called consultation-room clinic —for often Edison may seen there animated conference with group his assistants; but its chief distinction lies its being one his favorite haunts, and in the fact that within its walls have been settled many the perplexing problems and momentous questions that have brought about great changes electrical and engineering arts. 482 For example, Shop Order 1493 (ca. Figure 114 shows Edison inside this room, but the image provides little information about the room’s furnishings. The situation the doors indicate that the room was designed provide secrecy.. This 1898 photograph shows rows shelves covered with chemical bottles along the east wall, although other evidence (cited the occupancy section of this report), suggests that Edison carried out more than just chemical experiments his room."459 450 Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: His Life and Inventions, pp.462 The fact that there little documentation this room tends support the argument that was secret room.”460 It was commonplace the laboratory set secret rooms..463 136 .1, states "partition off room Room 13. Hutchison told Edison 1913 that had set experiment with his assistant Norton: "It’s done secret small room, top floor, east end" (on the third floor Building 51. The function this small room remains unknown. Alterations made after 1916 removed the small office from room 12, Edison’s room