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

| Kategorie: Kniha  | Tento dokument chci!

Vydal: Neurčeno

Strana 316 z 336

Vámi hledaný text obsahuje tato stránku dokumentu který není autorem určen k veřejnému šíření.

Jak získat tento dokument?






Poznámky redaktora
299 . As the pattern shop, the first impediment implementing this plan will be finding another home for National Park Service materials stored the shop. The later bench should dismantled and removed. This offered the advantage of allowing ignore all the messy things that happened that side the room that still don’t understand. Eleven machines, recorded 1914 photographs and the 1920 appraisal, disappeared the time the next inventory 1939. They included two engine lathes, two drill presses, milling machine, table saw, small rolling mill, and an engraving machine.660 Several machines should returned their 1914 locations. That proposal seems less realistic, now that know that the walls were down and most the machines were place October 1913.will camouflage modifications the shop that occurred after the period of significance without removal any structural fabric. These include racks collections items such diamond disks, trade catalogs, and drawings, miscellaneous semi-historical debris from Building the photocopier, and audio-visual equipment. The squaring shear, filing machine, punch press, power hacksaw, one the drill presses and LeBlond engine lathe should moved back their 1914 positions. large Lindgren drill press, installed in 1942, should placed storage. these, the first emphasis should placed securing replacements for the engine lathes and milling machine; part because they offer the best prospects for success, but more importantly because they will fill out and complete the furnishings the north side the shop. These lathes should put back into place the north bench; their original locations are easily traced through bolt holes and scars the bench and wall. Four machines, installed well after the interpretative period, should removed in order establish the historic scene. s“ NB, once seriously entertained the thought proposing reconstruction the partition that enclosed the entire row experimental rooms the south side the shop. shaper, surface grinder, and power hacksaw that were moved from the heavy machine shop the first floor during the 1920s 1930s, should returned their 1914 locations downstairs. They were set free-standing bench the southeastern comer the shop. Four precision bench lathes were removed from the bench along the north (courtyard) wall, along with their countershafts and foot-treadle controls, sometime between 1920 and 1939