A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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His neat, well-organized notebooks are indication his orderly mind and precise hand." Throughout 1887 Batchelor got with the job building and equipping what was the largest private laboratory the world. (Illus 1-3,#6110) The west end of the long building faced the road that cut through the Oranges. According one Edison's experimenters, Batchelor was the "sometimes needed, conservative element of the combination. Batchelor was sent install machines the Clark thread mills Newark, met Edison, and never returned home. The first building erected was the original laboratory designed Holly. But the other end the laboratory stood the power house which contained the steam engine and dynamos provide power, heat and light. Edison's laboratory presented dignified face the world passing main street. The library— always situated the entrance all Edison's plans for the laboratory— gave an impression intellectual effort within and leant support to the notion that learning was essential inventing. was ideal counterbalance Edison who often got involved experimental project that forgot everything else. The dark-bearded Englishman had the craft skills that made Manchester the workshop the world.12 and New Jersey. master metal working, was also competent foreman and manager. Here the graceful, arched windows the library rose two stories break the line plain industrial structure. This was the work end the laboratory where