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

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Schermerhorn has made complaint about our drivers taking boys the yard our wagons, says that thinks they come through your gate the wagons, would consider great favor you will not allow any boys ride in. the gate man every one was persona non grata without proper credentials, and Edison had to wait outside until could get some one identify him. 5» NPS, "HSR-Part Gate House, Building No. 174 . George Meister, paymaster autumn of 1916, remembered paying employees the Edison Company the Gate House, but there are further details about his activities the structure. The incident described the Dicksons’ 1894 book the laboratory, and again in Dyer and Martins’ 1910 Edison biography.698 The Edison paymaster may have used the Gate House for issuing pay, but information about this use scarce. Meister. 89S List Key Holders Front Gate Laboratory, April 18, 1899 (in 1899, WOL-Employees). Caskey, March 27, 1903 (in 1903, WOL-General). 598 Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: Uis Life and Inventions, 640. 597 Colťs Express Company Mr.599 Former Edison employees questioned specifically about the Gate House 1971 interview make mention receiving their pay that building.696 Alvin Caskey was also working the gate 1903, and too was gate key holder April 1899.holders the front gate the laboratory forwarded Devonald 1899. His duties are not known. 894 List Key Holders Front Gate Laboratory, April 18, 1899 (in 1899, WOL--Employees). was use try and explain.596 letter Caskey from Colt’s Express Company implies that Caskey was charge the Gate House some point during the day: 596 "Distribution Labor,” August, 1893, Ledger Payroll Records, Edison NHS.697 One unidentified early gatekeeper became legend when, strict adherence to established security measures, refused Edison entry the laboratory. First pay check handed him Geo. Dyer and Martin write: The keeper the gate was usually chosen with reference his capacity stony­ hearted implacability and adherence instructions; and this choice was admirably made one instance when new gate man, not yet thoroughly initiated, refused admittance Edison himself." Mr. 9,” Historian’s Note 118, Edwin Smith Norman R.694 Payroll records also list boy assigned the gate house 1893. Speiden: "1916, Sept Oct Started work for Edison