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

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84 36 ., and his staff clerks and accountants, evidence the changing times West Orange. Lawrence.E. These notebooks provide exact scientific record the work carried out the electrical laboratory. No "chief electrician" "electrical assistant Mr. Unlike experimenters old, Holland was not free try anything wished. A. 84 Names compiled from editorial material prepared the Thomas Edison Papers project in preparation for the microfilming the Kennelly notebooks.F.M. Other workers this building from 1888 1893 include: Theodore Lehmann, Johannes Cuntz, F. filled employment application 1887 and joined the laboratory that year.83 After leaving Edison’s employ 1894, Kennelly went into business for himself and later had a distinguished career academic, teaching electrical engineering Harvard. Kennelly was charge the electrical laboratory Building 1 from 1887 1894. Boynton, Alex W. Kennelly", Edison Pioneer Records, Box 24. Like Batchelor and many the other important members the laboratory staff, was Englishman who left home make his fortune. Brigham, Arthur Colgate, Everett Frazier, Arthur Hoopes, Oren Hussey, and T.80 M Millard, Edison and the Business Innovation, Chapter 12. was placed charge equipping Building l.photograph Building shows Holland with his boss, Nelson Durand, manager the business phonograph operation, and Edison’s son Charles (figure 8).81 Arthur Kennelly. Bergh, E. 82 C.C. was largely self-taught, learning about electricity an employee underwater telegraph cable company where worked for ten years before joining Edison. 81 John Constable Charles Edison, September 19, 1918 (in 1918, WOL—General). During the period after 1914, housed Stephen Mambert, vice president and financial executive Thomas Edison Inc.P. Edison" replaced Kennelly after left. Withington, "Interview with Dr. contained experimental rooms, offices, and even sleeping quarters. 83 For examples Kennelly’s records see Notebooks N-89-12-13, N-90-07-22, N-91-09-14, N-92-01-08, N- 92-03-30, N-92-05-06, and N-93-01-03 and Letterbook LB-87-09-29. Kennelly’s own notebooks and those Building indicate that was assisted by Alfred Thompson. Holland’s work was closely supervised Durand and other managers and every expense had justified.82 Kennelly’s lack formal education certainly not noticeable the detailed notes he made his laboratory work. Building eventually became general use space the laboratory complex with no clear function