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Thomas Edison National Historical Park Thomas Edison's Laboratory Complex as it was about 1900.
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Thomas Edison National Historical Park
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Thomas Edison National Historical Park
211 Main Street
West Orange, NJ 07052-5612

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Visitor Information
973-736-0550 ext. 11

By Fax
973-736-6567

 

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Questions By Mail

Questions dealing with National Park Service policy issues or the operation of the Site should be addressed to:

Superintendent
Thomas Edison National Historical Park
211 Main Street
West Orange, New Jersey 07052 USA

Questions about tours, off-site programs or information for school reports, should be directed to:

Chief of Interpretation
Thomas Edison National Historical Park
211 Main Street
West Orange, New Jersey 07052 USA

Research questions should be directed to:

Archivist
Thomas Edison National Historical Park
211 Main Street
West Orange, New Jersey 07052 USA

Questions By Telephone

Questions about touring the Park,  contact 973-736-0550 ext. 11.

Questions about an offsite program should be directed to the Chief of Interpretation at (973) 736-0550 extension 17.

The Thomas Edison National Historical Park archives staff will try to answer specific requests for reference assistance by telephone. The number to call is (973) 736-0550 extension 22.

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Thomas Alva Edison looking straight at the camera.

Did You Know?
In 1920 Thomas Edison told reporter B.F. Forbes that he was working on a machine that could make contact with the spirits of the dead. Newspapers all over the world picked up this story. After a few years, Edison admitted that he had made the whole thing up.

Last Updated: February 23, 2011 at 10:41 MST