Thomas Edison National Historical Park reopens to the public today. After being closed for the last 15 months because of the pandemic, the Thomas Edison National Historical Park in West Orange has ...

Edison, an Ohio native, moved to West Orange, NJ, in 1886 and his lab and residence are preserved at the historical park. Getty Images. The dolls, which sold for $10 undressed and between $12 to ...

Thomas Edison National Historical Park. The house where Edison lived and worked in West Orange, New Jersey, is now a U.S. National Park Service site where visitors can step back in time and get a ...

The National Park Service announced this week that Thomas Edison National Historical Park recorded 57,694 visits in 2016, its best visitation year since the Laboratory’s grand re-opening in 2009 ...

The eight digitized videos were taken on 16 mm Kodak safety film and stored in the Thomas Edison National Historical Park museum collection for decades before agencies collaborated to digitally ...

The commemorative plaque at the Thomas Edison National Historical Park reads. Thomas Edison developed an interest in chemistry at a young age, and applications of chemistry were a common theme in many ...

When Thomas Edison finally hung up his lab coat, it still had acid burns from chemistry experiments. Added wear and tear from decades of display has compelled the National Park Service to launch a ...

Thomas Edison left his mark on New Jersey as an inventor and businessman. And so did his son, Charles Edison. He took over his father’s companies and served as governor of New Jersey from 1941-1944.

“I’ve never heard anyone say, ‘Oh, she’s so cute,'” archivist at Thomas Edison National Historical Park, Leonard DeGraaf, told The Post. Edison, an Ohio native who moved to West Orange ...