ORE AND MINERAL
SAMPLES, bags boxes,
with tags (alcove 13, section
13)
Figure 88; Edison: His Life
and Inventions, 640: ". Use EDIS 1834
(Administration Building,
Columbian Exposition); EDIS
1862 (portrait Lord
Kelvin). Use EDIS 1725 (Fish and
Aquarium Building,
Columbian Exposition); and
EDIS collection.. Use EDIS 3641 (Columbian
exposition print).
Framed PRINTS (hanging
from railing, section 13)
Figures and 88. Use periodical collection.
Framed PRINTS, dark
wood frame (on divider facing
center room, section 13)
Figures and 88.
253
.
Framed PRINTS (on divider,
alcove 12, section 12)
Figures 62, 65, 73, and 76.
Use EDIS 652 (Award by
National Academy of
Sciences); locate and
reproduce train print. Reproduce..
Framed PRINTS, (hanging
from railing, section 12)
Figures 65, 76, and 88;
Edison: His Life and
Inventions, 641.
PERIODICAL (on table,
alcove 12, section 12)
Common practice library.. Use EDIS 666 (panoramic
view Edison exhibit at
Lenox Lyceum); EDIS 659
(certificate from Sydney,
Australia).
PERIODICALS MINERAL
SAMPLES (alcove 14, section
14)
Figure 65.
Framed PRINTS (on divider
facing center room, section
14)
Figures and 76.on
two sides both galleries. Use periodicals EDIS
collection reproduce
sample bags/boxes. Use item from EDIS
collection.
MEMO BOOK JOURNAL
(on table, alcove 12, section
12)
Common practice library..
[the shelves] are formed a
series glass-fronted
cabinets containing extensive
collections curious and
beautiful mineralogical and
geological specimens.."
Shelves section did not
have glass doors late as
1915, but 1931 the glass
doors had been added.Small TABLE (in alcove 12,
section 12)
Figure 64..
Reproduce bags, boxes, and
tags use Theodore Edison
mineral collection jars
currently place.