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Edison National Historic SiteThomas Edison sitting on the lawn of Glenmont.
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Thomas Edison sitting in front of Glenmont reading a book.
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Thomas Edison enjoys the front yard of his home, Glenmont.

Spend a morning or afternoon exploring the estate of Thomas and Mina Edison called Glenmont. Thomas Edison purchased this grand estate for his new bride Mina Miller Edison in 1886.  It is here that the Edisons raised their children, entertained friends, family and Edison business associates.  Spend some time wandering the grounds and see why Thomas and Mina loved their home.


 

 

 
The graves of Thomas and Mina Edison.  

Did You Know?
Thomas Edison passed away in 1931 and his wife Mina passed in 1947. They were buried at Rosedale Cemetery. In 1963, the family had Thomas and Mina re-buried at the home they loved and where they spent their 44 years together - Glenmont.

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Last Updated: August 15, 2007 at 12:44 EST