John was a hydro-electric operator at the Edison electric plant. From 1910 to 1940, Edison Village, or "Camp Edison," was a thriving community for company families and, later, seasonal employees of Sequoia National Park. The camp was located near the present-day park entrance at Ash Mountain, where the Park Service's Buckeye housing tract is now situated.
That was actually the Mt. Whitney Power Elec Co. before it was Edison.
That was actually the Mt. Whitney Power Elec Co. before it was Edison.
John was a hydro-electric operator at the Edison electric plant. From 1910 to 1940, Edison Village, or "Camp Edison," was a thriving community for company families and, later, seasonal employees of Sequoia National Park. The camp was located near the present-day park entrance at Ash Mountain, where the Park Service's Buckeye housing tract is now situated.
That was actually the Mt. Whitney Power Elec Co. before it was Edison.
That was actually the Mt. Whitney Power Elec Co. before it was Edison.
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