West Orange Laboratory

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West Orange Laboratory was Thomas Edison’s primary research and development complex in West Orange, New Jersey, where he conducted many of his later inventions and industrial experiments.

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instanceOf historic site
laboratory
research and development complex
alsoKnownAs Edison Laboratory
Edison Laboratory
surface form: Thomas Edison Laboratory
associatedWith Edison’s later inventions
commercialization of electric technologies
development of the film industry
country United States of America
designatedAs National Historic Site
employs engineers
laboratory assistants
machinists
era early 20th century
late 19th century
fieldOfWork battery development
chemical research
electrical engineering
motion pictures
sound recording
function industrial experimentation
research and development of inventions
hasPart chemistry laboratory
library
machine shops
main laboratory building
pattern shop
power plant
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
inception 1887
locatedIn West Orange, New Jersey, United States
surface form: West Orange, New Jersey
managedBy National Park Service
namedAfter Thomas Alva Edison
surface form: Thomas Edison
notableWork development of improved phonographs
development of motion picture technology
development of storage batteries
opened 1887
operatedBy Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
ownedBy Thomas Alva Edison
surface form: Thomas Edison
partOf Thomas Edison National Historical Park
preservedAs historic museum site
primaryResearchCenterOf Thomas Alva Edison
surface form: Thomas Edison
replaced Menlo Park Laboratory, New Jersey, United States
surface form: Menlo Park Laboratory
significance one of the first large-scale industrial research laboratories
significantPerson Thomas Alva Edison
surface form: Thomas Edison
status museum complex
streetAddress West Orange, New Jersey, United States
surface form: West Orange, Essex County, New Jersey
touristAttraction yes

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Menlo Park Laboratory, New Jersey, United States replacedBy West Orange Laboratory
subject surface form: Menlo Park Laboratory