Glenmont Garage

Garage Exhibit

Through the years Edison owned a variety of electric, gasoline and even steam powered cars. To house and better maintain these cars, the garage you see was built in 1908 replacing a carriage house. The garage currently houses four automobiles owned by Thomas Edison: a 1922 Model T Ford, a 1908 Electric Locomobile, and 2 Detroit Electrics, a fifth car, a 1936 Brewster, was owned by Charles Edison. The garage was well equipped with a gas pump, turn table to move the cars into position, a grease pit, and a battery charger for the electric cars.

Fees

Entrance fees to the park are $15.00 for all visitors ages 16 and older. Children under 16 are free of charge. National Park Passes are accepted for park admission. Park entrance fee payments are by Credit or Debit Card only. Visitors may purchase entrance passes ahead of their visit through recreation.gov.

Location

Visitors must first pay entrance fees and pick up a car pass at Thomas Edison National Historical Park, 211 Main Street, Visitor Canter to access Edison's Glenmont Estate Grounds.

Latitude and Longitude 40.785919, -74.238975

Schedule

Program runs from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Contact Information

Shemaine McKelvin
973-736-0550 ext. 26
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Event Type

• Exhibition/Show