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

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For rooms which historic furnishings will the interpretive media, the furnishings plan provides an item-by-item listing recommended furnishings and evidence support inclusion and placement each object. Written and photographic documentation are good for this period; most the research for this report was conducted using original records located the site archives. This report documents the use and occupancy all six original buildings.completed outside the Black Maria; visitors can then return the Building 6 exhibit area and leave the site. The section documenting room use and furnishings opens with further overview Periods II, and III, and continues with examination each space presented chronologically. Discussion room use and furnishings for each building has been divided into four periods: Period 1887 through 1900; Period II, 1901 through 1914; Period III, 1915 through 1931; and Period IV, 1932 through 1962. The historical data section documents the occupancy, use, and furnishings the laboratory buildings. Although Edison opened the West Orange laboratory 1887 and worked there until his death 1931, the interpretive period for the site has been narrowed to the period between 1910 and 1920. INTRODUCTION The historic furnishings report divided into two parts: historical data section and furnishings plan. Individuals are listed rough chronological order, according the dates their tenure the building. Examination historic occupancy the six buildings begins with survey of Periods II, and III and continues with discussion individuals who worked in each building. This was time great organizational change the laboratory, and one which saw the research and development of many Edison’s important inventions, such the storage battery and the improved phonograph. Analysis room use, occupancy, and furnishings the historic furnishings report is organized building. overview the buildings and their functions is provided the beginning the report help the reader place each building or room within the context the laboratory complex. separate section addresses furnishings and use the gate house. Historic 4 . Edison’s laboratory originally consisted six brick buildings which contained galvanometer laboratory, chemical laboratory, pattern shop, chemical storage room, metallurgy laboratory, library, stock room, heavy machine shop, precision machine shop, drafting room, experimental rooms, and a power house