Thomas Edison National Historical Park is located in West Orange, New Jersey. It preserves the laboratory and home of inventor Thomas Edison, showcasing his contributions to technology and innovation. Visitors can explore the site where Edison developed many of his famous inventions, including the phonograph and the electric light bulb. The park features a museum with exhibits on Edison's work and life, as well as guided tours of his laboratory. The grounds also include Edison's residence, Glenmont, which offers insight into his personal life. This historical park serves as a tribute to Edison's legacy and impact on modern society.