Did you know that Thomas Edison got his first job as a telegraph operator after saving the daughter of a station agent from an oncoming train? Or that he didn’t invent the lightbulb, but instead ...

Some of the most famous people in the world have endured trials and tribulations that ultimately helped carve their character — and in some cases, a pivotal person in their lives then helped them make ...

The idea behind the informative and entertaining “Edison’s Ghosts” is simple: “The flip side of ‘everyone is brilliant in their own way’ is the equally true ‘everyone is an idiot,’ and that seems to ...

Lewis Howard Latimer worked for Thomas Edison and drew patent diagrams for Alexander Graham Bell. A museum in Queens displays his work. By James Barron The Queens home of the Black inventor who ...

Steve Adubato and his co-host and Remember Them Executive Producer, Jacqui Tricarico, are joined by Dr. Paul Israel, Research Professor and Director/General Editor, where they remember the life and ...

Most people would say Thomas Edison invented the electric lightbulb, but it wasn't really a singular invention that can be credited to one person.

The name Edison is well known to all of us here in the Coachella Valley. As the region's largest utility, we see their trucks, use their power, and pay their bills. However, it's easy to forget the ...

This is both a portrait of Thomas Edison and a record of the vast changes to the region of Fort Myers, Fla., as it grew from a remote and unspoiled wilderness into a popular modern resort area with ...

EWTN host and Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo will be at Barnes and Noble in Metairie at 7 p.m. Monday to sign his new children's book about Thomas Edison. "The Unexpected Light of Thomas Alva ...

A letter from Thomas Edison to Malcolm MacLaren of Princeton dated 5 January 1916, describing a dynamo, catalog number 315800. Transcription: "Referring to our recent correspondence in regard to the ...