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

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Comparison the 1914 photographs and a 1920 sketch plan suggest that these changes had little, any, impact the arrangement machinery the second floor shop. One them was tucked into the southeastern comer the shop in 1914, right angles the main aisle. Eleven machines were removed between 1920 and 1939-one single-spindle and two double-spindle drill presses, rolling mill, planegraphic engraving machine, table saw, cutter grinder, Brown Sharpe no. universal milling machine, and two engine lathes.C. Room may have been dismantled November, 1918, when memo noted that the second floor machine shop occupied much floor area the one below. The long free-standing tinsmith’s benches and bench tools appear have been fairly mobile. that time, small wood and wire tool crib occupied part the space. Nine machines (including four bench lathes) were moved to different locations within the shop.C.Building Precision Machine Shop, Period III: 1915-1931 As the rest the Edison complex, wood window frames and sash were replaced by steel during the spring 1915. The most noticeable change involved removing four Sloane Chase precision lathes from the bench along the north wall and setting them newly constructed bench the southeast comer the shop. large (20-inch) Lindgren drill press, originally installed the first floor shop between 1920 and 1939, was moved the second floor 1942. Binesse surface grinder from the first floor shop replaced the Brown and Sharpe. A 1916 floor plan shows room but its partitions were gone 1920, when J. McGarvey drew sketch map the second floor machine shop accompany his inventory and appraisal its contents. 14-inch drill press was moved from Building after 1939.468 468 "First Second Floor Plan and Plan Bldgs., Edison Laboratory, West Orange, NJ.," Nov. The sketch that accompanied the 1920 inventory shows turned degrees. The 1920 appraisal, the comprehensive set photographs and inventory compiled under the direction Norman Speiden 1939, and subsequent notes the E- cards generated that inventory, provide general sense how the precision shop has changed since 1915. 26, 1916; J. Some the cleats that held the partition dividing room are still attached the ceiling section 60. Both benches are the north side the 139 . McGarvey, New York Appraisal Company, "Inventory and Appraisal," 1920; "Thomas Edison Personal, Floor Areas Laboratory Building," November 25, 1918 (in 1918, WOL-General). A surface grinder and universal cutter and reamer grinder Brown and Sharpe were installed between 1916 and 1920 the area previously occupied room 5