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

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647 A National Park Service employee, Gordie Whittington, also used the shop the work restoring the laboratory. They made patterns for castings Ediphone parts. Paper presented the meeting the Popular Culture Association in Wichita, Kansas, April 25, 1983.649 546 Ibid. Some the ore sample collection was also stored here in 1940. 549 NPS, "HSR, Metallurgical Laboratory, Building No. Research Laboratory moved in., Photograph 10. 4," also memorandum April 11, 1944, Plant Service Department, Engineering Department Records [?]. 4636B (not reproduced this report) shows the Tibbett brothers. no. He also took extra work from other divisions keep himself fully occupied. Berggren’s exact duties are not known. Berggren Norman Speiden, January 23, 1940, Historical Research Dept. The front (southern) end this building was used for storage and housed equipment and supplies. was still there 1944.646 The conversion the laboratory into museum created plenty work for this carpenters’ shop. This group carried out general research functions for the company and was also known 163 . 550 K.550 1942 this area was cleaned out and the Thomas Edison, Inc.G.This was the one part the laboratory that continued operate after 1931, for its services and patterns were still needed the factories Thomas Edison, Inc. Its functions included general carpentry and repair work. New flooring and partitions were put in.548 1935 the experimenter Karl Berggren moved one the small rooms the back the building and worked "several new products," which might have included the Ediphone dictating machine line. 547 Norman Speiden Eckert, March 26, 1943, Historical Research Dept. Building 4 The end Edison’s phonograph business 1929 meant that the experimental and production facilities for Diamond Disc records were longer needed. 543 Edward Jay Pershey, "Engineering Social Coups: The Design and Marketing Consumer Goods by Edison Industries 1929-31," 13. Nick Foselli made cases for the equipment installed the museum Building and for numerous artifacts the museum collection.120/37, neg. The Tibbett brothers, who joined Edison’s employ some time before 1917, continued use the machinery the shop after Edison’s death and their subsequent transfer the Ediphone Division. Development and testing Edicraft kitchen appliances probably continued until 1935 when this project was abandoned