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This area also contained experimental rooms and space reserved for Edison.Building Third Floor, Central Open Area In between the film studio and the former music room was large open space. Constable Charles Edison, September 19, 1916 (in 1916, WOL).W. 497 Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: His Life and Inventions, 650. 49fi The cabinet (E-1715) still present the third floor."497 1912 newspaper article described the phonograph testing room small partitioned room "roughly boarded off from the big room" (the music room) where Edison was intently listening phonograph (see figure 139). 499 John Constable R.496 The other photograph shows the courtyard side this area (figure 141).498 In 1916, the partition dividing the music room was removed.499 1917 the music room was used office space (see figure 143). 498 The Milwaukee Sentinel, August 1912. 500 MRH TAE, October 29, 1912 (in 1912, WOL--General). Building Third Floor, Offices (South Side) On the south side this area was row offices, with the photographic department (with dark room) the middle, next the elevator. One shows Charles Dally inspecting disc record with the experimental rooms the background (figure 140). There are two extant photographs this area available for this period. overhead pulley visible. contains several tables, some film equipment, and some phonographs in dust covers.500 151 . large three section cabinet with glass doors situated against the wall of the rooms. Building Third Floor, Music Room By the time Dyer and Martin were writing 1910, they explain that the former "phonograph music-hall for record-making" was used "experimental room for phonograph work. Kellow, September 23, 1916, Recording Division and Related Records; John P. This remained open area without partitioned rooms, except for the experimental rooms the Lakeside Avenue side