THOMAS EDISON HOUSE
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Historic Homes Foundation Inc. (HHF), 729, East Washington Street,
Louisville,
The United States Of America
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Located in the Butchertown district, this very simple chalet was built in 1850. Thomas Edison (1847-1931) would have spent part of his stay in Louisville as a télégraphique for the Western Union from 1866 to 1867. Built by a German immigrant, the house is a Talking type home: a house characterized by its rectangular structure, its closeness and the presence of front and rear doors. Inside, a small museum pays tribute to the inventor of genius, the pioneer of electricity, film and sound recording.
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Visited in march 2016
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Passionnant et très enrichissant. Très beau parc en bordure de rivière. Visite de la maison d'Henry Ford, le voisin et ami.
