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

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5-9.147 Recording experiments probably continued the music room the third floor of Building and the new facilities established Building least through 50 . Kellow, March 22, 1919, D-Box Collections Box D10 West Orange.K.W. 144 Harold Anderson interview, nd, Oral History Project, 12. 145 Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: His Life and Inventions, 655. 50-52, and Notebook N-29-09-12, pp. 147 Mary Childs Nerney interview with Walter Miller, Notebook N-28-11-01, pp.145 In 1918, this building was divided between disc record development and Edison’s experimental projects directed eliminating the surface noise discs and improving phonograph reproduction. 146 "Thomas Edison Personal Floor Areas Laboratory Building," November 25, 1918 (in 1918, WOL- General); G. took variety ofjobs and worked late at night with the other men.L. The "plant" was experimental installation of the machines that would eventually duplicate millions records Building 24. Dickson worked the ore milling project Building the 1890s.M. Building was now designated as "experimental '. In the 1890s another part the building was set produce blank cylinders and duplicating equipment was moved in.Building 4 W. With the demise the ore milling venture 1900, part this building was left empty. Once had proven himself was given pay raises and more demanding tasks. Dyer and Martin reported that Building was used general stock room after Edison gave the ore milling project. In addition, blacksmith and blacksmith’s helper are noted the February 1890 payroll and these men could have been work the forge the rear this building.144 This was the Recording Department, what the employees called the "record plant" "Wurth’s plant," named after Wurth, the experimenter charge the duplication records (see for more Wurth). Walter Miller. Walter Miller began his career with Edison age 17, entering the laboratory when opened 1887 and later becoming expert on phonograph recording techniques.146 Talking picture experiments were also carried out in Building 4. Ryder R. Wurth continued work the duplication problem throughout the period 1900- 1914