Paymaster George
Meister advised that
Holderson had worked with
Edison the artistic angles
of the poured concrete house
project. H.
WATER COOLER, light
colored metal base (right of
door, section 2)
Figure shows water
cooler with dark base,
inscribed "mountainside";
figure shows light
colored water cooler: "[—]
spring/[—] orange"; voucher
572, 1888.. (Mr.
Mounted DISPLAY, primary
battery parts (on wall right
of door, below framed print
above, alcove section 2)
Figure 84.
Use EDIS 676, photograph of
Edison lamp factory,
Harrison, NJ.
Use EDIS collection.)"
Use EDIS 182..
Retain existing fixture and
acquire cups.About 15" wide, 16"
high, and 3-1/2" maximum
thickness.
Framed PRINT (above door,
alcove section 2)
Figure (two unidentified
prints above door).
Framed PRINT (on wall to
right door, alcove section
2)
Figures (EDIS 676) and
84.
PAPER CUP HOLDER with
PAPER CUPS (attached to
wall above water cooler,
section 2)
Physical evidence.K Hamje, of
Thomas Edison, Inc. Figure 65
documents ca. 5047.1912 location of
water cooler. This one the
very few specimens known to
us resulting from Edison’s
experiments concrete
casting decorative art
objects.
238
.
Acquire. 26, 1945, cast the
same sculpture, white
plaster painted light
reddish tan, which said
had been made Billy
Holderson..,
brought the laboratory
Nov.
According catalog card:
"Experimental concrete
casting.
----,
Use EDIS 181. The plaster cast is
No.PLAQUE Native American
profile, concrete (below light
switch, wall left door,
alcove section 2)
Figure 78;
Historian’s Note 121
