Mary Krugman wrote:
>
>         There are a bunch in NJ; every now and then the NYT writes a
>         cityscapes-like piece for us yokels who know the alphabet and
>         stuff; I think there are some (concrete houses) in Union, and
>         maybe West Orange.  You could look it up.
>
> Montclair has two of them - here they are called "Lambie" concrete 
> houses, since that's the company who constructed them using the Edison 
> patents. One was featured in a book - /20th Century Houses/[?]/. /I 
> seem to recall that there are a bunch in Roosevelt, NJ, too.
Thnx Mary... good to hear from you. I will keep this in mind for a nice 
day... seems we wait for blizzards to go places. Happy Holidays!

I don't know if I told you but that Edison schoolhouse in Franklin, NJ 
finally got moved into town and is being set up as an Hungarian heritage 
museum. I was not able to get out to see the move.

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