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

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142 . The room contains special milling machine make parts for storage battery manufacture. Building Second Floor Experimental Rooms, Period III: 1915-1931 A floor plan 1916 shows that the experimental rooms that ran along the south side the precision machine shop extended the third column, about feet from the elevator. In 1920 the partitions between the "old Construction Engineering Dept and the second floor Machine Shop (Tool Cribs)" were removed give more space the machine shop. tool crib was installed the south side the precision shop, place some experimental rooms, sometime during this period.479 479 See figure 125.Edison had acquired Bausch and Lomb microscopic photographic equipment to take the small pictures that Dickson affixed enlarged phonograph cylinder apparatus. The experiments with motion pictures were moved out this room the mid- 18908 because Dickson was bothered the noise the elevator-the room was probably too cramped carry out experiments projection. powered pulley running off drive shaft that cuts across the top the room. 480 Laboratory labor and Material Ledger Pages [unbound], 1918*1931, May 26, 1920, Accounts Books Records. The fronts these rooms are seen photograph taken in 1915 (figure 125). Alterations made between 1916 and 1920 eliminated experimental rooms the Lakeside Avenue side the precision shop. The same photograph shows counter covered with junk, running parallel these offices. A 1914 photograph shows experimental room which probably room (figure 129). This would have been used room along with the various prototype film cameras.480 This change may represent the removal the last experimental rooms (probably rooms and what now the precision machine shop. After the fire 1914 production schedules for the Phonograph Works were laid out for Edison inspect and they were placed against the doors of experimental rooms the second floor. Production charts showing the recovery the Edison enterprise from the fire were also laid out the library