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

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The triumph the incandescent light proved that there was money made invention, and the years after 1879 several electrical laboratories were established private and corporate concerns. Precision machine tools occupied the bulk the room, which also contained electrical instruments.to refined and immediately put into 70 manufacture.". With few tools and perhaps one two workmen," Thomson labored produce "devices and new appliances.. This duplicated (on much smaller scale) the facilities Edison had erected West Orange. The eminent electrician Elihu Thomson carried out experiments and devised new equipment "model room" the Thomson-Houston factory Lynn, Massachusetts. Weston's factory Newark was the host institution for his laboratory.. Thomson's laboratory was called the "model room" because its function was to produce experimental devices and patent models. The inventor Edward Weston constructed a two storey laboratory next attached his home Newark. It contained machine shop, room for electrical research, and a chemistry laboratory. Gilliland soon left the organization join with Edison, and his place was taken Hammond Hayes, one the first Phds physics granted Harvard.1-21 Edison's from their days telegraphers. The electrical inventor Charles Brush worked machine shops Cleveland's telegraph industry. Many the early research laboratories were closely connected machine shops and factories