Mina Miller

Mina Miller around the time of her marriage to Thomas Edison. NPS Photo Mina (pronounced my-na) was perhaps better prepared to be the wife of a famous man.

Mina Miller Edison (1865-1947) was the second wife of Thomas Edison. He married her in 1886 after the death of his first wife, Mary Stillwell Edison, in 1884.

"Saw a lady who looked like Mina. Got thinking about Mina and came near being run over by a street car. If Mina interferes much more will have to take out an...

Visitors to the Edison & Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers will enjoy 20 acres of historical buildings, historic gardens, the Edison Botanic Research Lab and the Edison Ford Museum. The newly restored buildings include the Edison Main House, Guest House, and Caretaker’s House and the Ford House. The 1929 historic landscape is throughout the property including the award winning Moonlight Garden.

Mina Miller Edison was in her early twenties and not much older than he was, but then again that could be due to him losing his mother while he was just a sibling of 8 years old and felt quite lonely needing someone to relate to! His cornucopian disposition of love could simply stem from his long stretch of loneliness along with his lacklustre life of remoteness!

Mina Miller Edison, while perhaps best-known as Thomas Edison's wife, was a remarkable woman in her own right. Mina's diary entries hint at a side of the pro...

UNTOLD STORIES: MINA MILLER EDISON, THE WIZARD'S WIFE explores Mina Miller Edison's direct and lasting impact, specifically on the Edison's winter estate in Fort Myers, Florida and their Glenmont estate in New Jersey.