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

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The room will converted from office space exhibit area and nonhistone partitions will removed restore this room its original configuration. The plan for the stock room recommends retaining the post-1916 configuration the room, clearing away debris, and improving lighting. is important retain the original configuration and interiors these rooms, however, that sufficient evidence located, they can furnished later. Similarly, few changes are recommended for the library furnishings—office supplies and desks will added reflect the library’s function as administrative space and pictures will rearranged. special interest are rooms 10, 11, and the second floor. The report recommends that while research the second floor rooms Building continues, other means interpretation, such exhibits audio-visual presentation, be utilized explain the use and occupancy these rooms the visitor. Room known have been Edison’s room, and rooms and 11 were used throughout the years employees who worked very closely with Edison, such Miller Reese Hutchison and John Ott. The report recommends furnishing the chemistry laboratory, pattern shop, library, stock room, heavy machine shop, drafting room, and precision machine shop. These rooms are necessary illustrate the process invention, research, development, and production that Edison established the West Orange site, and documentation both the second and third floors Building has been included in the historical data section. To fully explain Edison’s method ofinvention important include the second and third floor experimental rooms Building the interpretation the site. the heavy machine shop, seven machines will removed, and several will moved different locations the shop. Present research, however, has not uncovered sufficient written photographic documentation support furnishing these rooms this time. Furnishings for the drafting room include nine drafting tables with appropriate supplies each. Recommendations for the chemistry laboratory include furnishing each table with a specific experimental project and emphasizing the role testing the laboratory. The precision shop plan requires the installation partitions reconstructing room the south side the room, and the acquisition several new machines. The pattern shop will cleaned and will remain essentially unchanged. In order interpret the drafting room and precision machine shop, the second floor Building must opened the public. In addition, machinists’ tools, personal effects, and work progress are included in the plan help recreate the historical scene.occupancy and furnishings during Period (1932-1962) are examined together in a final section which briefly explains use the laboratory after Edison’s death. 5