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

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Some consideration was given to offering the tools vocational schools and, although the first floor machine shop still received some use for special jobs, the possibility losing some machines to various divisions Thomas Edison, Inc. was Theodore Edison who finally made the point that the whole laboratory including the library, machine shops, and experimental rooms was fact the best expression Edison’s idea organized research. Speiden C. The plan included the removal all the machine tools Building 5 and the conversion the space into permanent museum-of smaller artifacts and documents presumably.621 The machine shops, the other hand, were not considered museum material. 822 B.523 Theodore acted prevent the removal a 157 . Morris, E. departmental progress report submitted 1936 states that the library "the most valuable all the materials our care" and 1939 plan recommended "leaving the Library intact. The importance the library the company and the department clear. Hammer Asheton, April 10, 1935 (in 1935, WOL)."520 519 Theodore Edison Mrs.R. The effort preserve the laboratory and document its history was formalized in 1928, but the work the Historical Research Department acquired new urgency after Edison’s death.. 820 Theodore Edison Mina Edison, April 10, 1935 (in 1935, WOL). 521 Historical Department Progress Report, February 11, 1936, and Theodore Edison Charles Edison, December 1936 Historical Research Dept.A.. The original Laboratory building veritable fire-trap and as it already contains tremendous amount irreplaceable Edisonia, dread seeing a further concentration such items...without changing molesting its contents.F. Furthermore, one has yet been assigned the specific duty caring for historical material and old apparatus and instruments which are scattered about the plant are rapidly disintegrating. certainly hope that some definite plan can decided upon soon. Coakley, and N.619 To his mother, "the one most deeply concerned with the Museum idea," wrote "letters regard all kinds historical material are pouring here great rate and never know what with them.522 The fate the machine shops, and the tools within them, hung the balance 1939.I hardly know what say regard making any immediate additions our exhibit Orange. became apparent.F.S. Williams, "Rearrangement Edison Laboratories into Permanent Museum," February 16, 1939, Historical Research Dept. 823 Theodore Edison Charles Edison, November 22, 1939, Historical Research Dept. Ellwood, J.." Plans were developed install fire extinguishing and air conditioning equipment and fire wall the library; these modifications were never made