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"It must have been excruciating for the National Museum of American History's archivists to have the earliest known recordings of the human voice but not to be able to listen to them. The records, made in the Volta Lab of Alexander Graham Bell in the...
Valentine's Day may be over, but love stories are forever. The deaf daughter of the first president of National Geographic married Alexander Graham Bell. He was her speech therapist at the time they fell in love. National Geographic honored their memory...
This image released Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012, shows a page of an 1878 letter sent to his parents by Alexander Graham Bell. The drawing and accompanying discussion instructs how to ground the telephone Bell had invented. The letter is being auctioned by... View Photo »
The anti-poverty pioneers, as they’re called, who create these inventions are really people like you and me. You don’t have to be an Albert Einstein or an Alexander Graham Bell to change the world. You just have to have the passion and make the right kinds of partnerships to make that happen.
MUST have been excruciating for the National Museum of American History's archivists to have the earliest known recordings of the human voice but not to be able to listen to them. The records, made in the Volta Lab of Alexander Graham Bell in the early...
“He was tall and dark with jet-black hair and eyes, but dressed badly and carelessly,” she said. “I could never marry such a man!” Despite her initial disinterest, she began to grow fond of him during his time as her speech teacher and their...
Alexander was fascinated with other inventions, such as flying machines and hydrofoil technology. “Every day I see something new in him to love and admire,” she said. “It is wonderful that he should be so clever…so utterly without conceit of any kind.” ...
This image released Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012, shows front of an 1878 envelope sent to his parents by Alexander Graham Bell. The letter contains a drawing and instructions how to ground the telephone Bell had invented. The letter is being auctioned by... View Photo »
From Andrew Carnegie and Alexander Graham Bell to David Dunbar Buick and Ginger Rogers, Scottish-Americans have strengthened our bonds of friendship and cooperation.
Alexander Graham Bell (3 March 1847 – 2 August 1922) was an eminent scientist, inventor and innovator who is credited with inventing the first practical telephone. Full Article
This image released Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012, shows front of an 1878 envelope sent to his parents by Alexander Graham Bell. The letter contains a drawing and instructions how to ground the telephone Bell had invented. The letter is being auctioned by Amherst, N.H. , dealer RRAuction.
View Photo »Curator Carlene Stephens shows some recordings by Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell and Emile Berliner during a news conference at Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, Tuesday Dec. 13, 2011. Early sound recordings by telephone inventor Alexander Graham...
View Photo »Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Scientists Carl Haber shows the frequencies of the sound recorded in 1885 by Alexander Graham Bell at Volta Laboratory, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011, during a news conference at Library of Congress in Washington. Early sound recordings by telephone...
View Photo »A lid to tin box deposited at Smithsonian Institution Oct. 19, 1881 by Volta Associates is displayed during a news conference at Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, Tuesday Dec. 13, 2011. Early sound recordings by telephone inventor Alexander Graham Bell and...
View Photo »A Thomas Edison tinfoil phonograph recording, about 1878, is seen during a news conference at Smithsonian's American Museum in Washington, Tuesday Dec. 13, 2011. Early sound recordings by telephone inventor Alexander Graham Bell and others that had been packed way at the Smithsonian...
View Photo »A telephone hangs on the wall inside the St. Louis Cardinals' dugout Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011, at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. After Cardinals manager Tony La Russa wasn't able to properly communicate with his bullpen during Game 5 of baseball's World Series, perhaps it's time for baseball...
View Photo »This image released Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012, shows front of an 1878 envelope sent to his parents by Alexander Graham Bell. The letter contains a drawing and instructions how to ground the telephone Bell had invented. The letter is being auctioned by Amherst, N.H. , dealer RRAuction.
View Photo »The anti-poverty pioneers, as they’re called, who create these inventions are really people like you and me. You don’t have to be an Albert Einstein or an Alexander Graham Bell to change the world. You just have to have the passion and make the right kinds of partnerships to make that happen.
From Andrew Carnegie and Alexander Graham Bell to David Dunbar Buick and Ginger Rogers, Scottish-Americans have strengthened our bonds of friendship and cooperation.
