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

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M. wrote Upton that he wanted furnace just like the one Upton had the Edison Lamp Company and mentioned that was into the "metallurgical building. An atlas dated 1890 shows that the back part this building housed forge and blacksmith’s shop. 19 TAE Francis Upton, date (in 1887, WOL--General, D-87-55). Edison asked his old employee Francis Upton help the construction the furnace. Fay’s prices were high, but according H. The plan for this building called for brick floor herringbone pattern. 17 The brick herringbone pattern was specified Edison’s instructions the architect and are represented Taft’s set drawings the lab.Edison directed Batchelor solicit bids for the major machines from two the country’s premier builders woodworking machinery: Joseph Fay (Cincinnati, Ohio), and George Egan. "Specifications," 1887, WOL--General, D-87-55, 8. Livor, manager the Edison Machine Works Schenectady, their machines were well worth the money. Building Edison’s interest metallurgy and his plans extract ore magnetically were the motives behind the construction this building."19 15 .17 was be fitted with rock crushers and assaying equipment. Blacksmith Shop," prepared by Susan Kopcznski, (April 28, 1975), This source also notes that reporter from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper noted blacksmith shop the site 1891 but did not give its exact position. The forgings that had been acquired from outside suppliers could now made site. ia National Park Service, "Historic Furnishing Study, Building No.18 This was part Edison’s strategy having everything at hand during experimental campaign.16 16 Harry Livor Charles Batchelor, August 19, 1887 (in 1887, WOL-Suppliers, Edison Machine Works, D-87-57)