Thomas Edison's Library
Thomas Alva Edison's library. For the last 44 years of his life, this spacious, book-filled room served the inventor as his office. Focal point of the Edison Museum at West Orange, N.J. this wood-paneled, three-tiered room contains Edison's desk, 10, 000 books, the world's oldest motion picture screen, and countless other items of Edisonia
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