Velo Dart Grant Helps Students Build Solar-Powered Velomobile
In December 2022, the Alexander and Mabel Bell Legacy Foundation proudly awarded a grant to Munro Academy’s Production Technology STEM course, giving students the green
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In December 2022, the Alexander and Mabel Bell Legacy Foundation proudly awarded a grant to Munro Academy’s Production Technology STEM course, giving students the green
The Royal Canadian Mint celebrated Canada’s spirit of innovation with a commemorative Alexander Graham Bell circulation coin: here’s what you should know. In 2022, the
Between 1880 and 1881, Alexander Graham Bell quietly delivered three loads of sealed tin boxes from Volta Laboratories to the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C.
“The old-fashioned perennial flowers that come up year after year in the same places and are always happy looking and vigorous—They have become to me
Here’s why we continue to celebrate the love and lasting contributions of Alexander Graham Bell and his Mabel Gardiner Hubbard. You’ve probably heard of the
Alexander Graham Bell’s wife, Mabel Gardiner Hubbard Bell, was crucial to his success. Thanks to her wisdom and companionship, this gifted but eccentric man was
You might be surprised to learn the extent of Bell’s genius!
Move over, Wright Brothers—this is the story of Alexander Graham Bell aviation pioneer and distinguished aerial leader.
Was Bell’s only major invention the telephone? Learn more about the other incredible Alexander Graham Bell inventions that affected everything from aviation to medicine. For
Bell is best known for inventing the telephone, but how much do you know about Alexander Graham Bell’s positive impact on the deaf community?
Although he is best known as the inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell actually devoted much more of this life to helping people who
In 1887, a newspaper editor in Alabama, Arthur Keller, was told he should put his deaf and blind daughter Helen, a “wild little creature” of
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