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

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The invoices provide the vendor’s name and type business, date transaction, description of purchase, and purchase price. Vouchers indicate the amount paid and account charged for items the attached invoices. The distribution labor worksheets provide good breakdown the laboratory work force. Shop Orders. Historian’s Notes. These orders were requests for work carried out by the laboratory staff. Hutchison Diary. Account Books. Voucher Collection. Each was given number which expenses could allocated account. Edison Pioneers Collection.notebooks. This group records was collected Mark M. Jones, chief personnel Thomas Edison, Inc. Batchelor Diaries. The majority the entries are from the period 1907 to 1915. This collection contains purchase vouchers for all expenditures the West Orange laboratory from 1887 through the 1930s. The shop orders are listed some laboratory notebooks and descriptions the work sometimes appear in accounts records. This the diary Miller Reese Hutchison, a former chief engineer the laboratory and one Edison’s closest associates. These are the bound diaries Edison’s closest associate, Charles Batchelor, the 1870s and 1880s. The Edison Pioneers were formed by old Edison associates. They are arranged chronologically and dated the first written date the book. Jones Collection. Vouchers cited evidence the report are referred voucher number and year. Each applicant filed biography and these forms, with supplemental material, are filed alphabetically. These notes, compiled 5-by-8-inch notecards and filed numerically, were made Norman Speiden and cover a wide variety subjects. These books cover all the accounts the laboratory and come many forms. Many these books will filmed the Edison Papers Project. 7 . Former Edison workers who wrote visited the laboratory often gave information Speiden, which recorded in note form. from 1916 to 1921