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

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The screen itself was installed some time before April 1895 (figure 50) and may have been used for lantern slide projection experimental use early motion picture projectors before the projection booth was installed. The patent office’s system of emphasizing precedence invention was powerful incentive speedy innovation. The point doing this was reduce the amount time spent waiting for supplies, and Edison claimed the "inventions that formerly took months and cost large sum can now done days with very small expense. The 1929 edition Dyer and Martin, Edison: His Life and Inventions, Volume II, with the collaboration William Henry Meadowcroft will hereafter the edition referenced throughout this report. Some tools came directly from their manufacturers, others 20 .36 The booth floor-to-ceiling wooden enclosure with framed windows for projection, facing screen suspended over the fireplace from beams supporting the second balcony. was positioned serve both machine shops and was fitted with dumb waiter and an elevator take supplies the second and third floors. Edison the inventor was always man hurry because experience had taught him that the first produce innovation was often the one who made the money from it. 36 The booth visible figure 64, 1912 photograph Lueder, but not mentioned Dyer and Martins’ thorough 1910 description the library; Frank Lewis Dyer and Thomas Commerford Martin, Edison: His Life and Inventions, Vol. stream purchase orders began flow from West Orange and soon loads equipment and supplies began arrive the laboratory. Edison equipped the two machine shops from a variety sources. Obtaining supplies needed experimental project was very important part of Edison’s method inventing. 640-45. Now that was man substance, Edison could afford equip his laboratory with everything that might possibly required the course his inventive activities. 37 Thomas Edison Hood Wright, November 1887, Notebook N-87-11-15. (New York and London: Harper and Brothers Publishers, 1910), pp.the south side the first balcony sometime between 1910 and 1912. stock room was established on the first floor Building between the library and machine shop. Building Stock Room The stock room was vital part the laboratory and was included, one form or another, all Edison’s plans for the new facility. Building Heavy Machine Shop Batchelor and Edison spent many hours browsing through the catalogues of machinery manufacturers and chemical supply houses