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Page 8 of Letter from Alexander Graham Bell to Mabel Hubbard Bell, July 26, 1881

2 exhausted from several days and nights of hard labour. I did not wake until about eleven o'clock this morning. While at breakfast Mr. Tainter came over from the laboratory with a ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Mabel Hubbard - Garfield, James A.
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1881-07-26

Page 4 of Letter from Gardiner Greene Hubbard to Alexander Graham Bell, March 5, 1878

2 Sanders carry on his end of the business. He has no pluck, is easily frightened, and wants to sell out at almost any price that he can get. I am now ...

Contributor:	Hubbard, Gardiner Greene - Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, Thomas
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1878-03-05

Telegram from Grace Hubbard Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, December 17, 1900

Contributor:	Bell, Grace Hubbard - Bell, Alexander Graham
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1900-12-17

Page 320 of Beinn Bhreagh Recorder by Alexander Graham Bell, from July 24, 1909 to October 19, 1909

316 BEINN BHREAGH LABORATORY . Water Propeller for Query . Sept 15 :— Received to-day from Boston a water propeller for the Query. It is a "Harthan" left hand wheel with three ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1909-07-24

Page 4 of Letter from Eliza Symonds Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, April 10, 1875

Brantford, Ont., Can., Home, Sunday, April 10th, 75. (Prof. A. Graham Bell, 292 Essex Street, Salem, Mass. U. S.) My dear Aleck, I have written so recently, that there is but little ...

Contributor:	Bell, Eliza Symonds - Bell, Alexander Graham
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1875-04-10

Page 199 of Journal by Alexander Graham Bell, from June 7, 1902 to December 11, 1902

863 often termed "Supporting— surface." but no name as been assigned to this kind of relative weight. I have used "flying-weight" to express the relation of total weight to total surface, irrespective ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1902-06-07

Page 10 of Letter from Alexander Graham Bell to Gardiner Greene Hubbard, March 14, 1878

6 from a legal point of view, as I had written it entirely without the assistance of any one skilled in patent law. We went over the whole specification together very critically ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Hubbard, Gardiner Greene - Sanders, Thomas - Brown, George
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1878-03-14

Page 2 of Letter from Mabel Hubbard Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, undated

Letter from Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell to Dr. Alexander Graham Bell. (1880) Dear [???] I was so very sorry to have you go off all alone feeling so unhappy tonight, and hope ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Mabel Hubbard
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material

Page 16 of Letter from Alexander Graham Bell to Mabel Hubbard Bell, June 9, 1898

6 Copying the arrangement of the Hargrave — kite — I tried two of these wing pieces fastened upon a stick — and tried the arrangement as a kite fastening the string ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Mabel Hubbard
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1898-06-09

Letter from Alexander Graham Bell to Alexander Melville Bell, Eliza Symonds Bell, Carrie Bell, April 1873

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Alexander Melville - Bell, Eliza Symonds - Bell, Carrie
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1873-04-00

Page 5 of Letter from Mabel Hubbard Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, May 24, 1898

2 after a nap, but he has shrunken and his hands are very thin and pale and invalidish and his legs look mere sticks. It is his hands that I notice most, ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Mabel Hubbard - Bell, David Charles
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1898-05-24

Page 3 of Letter from Oliver Wendell Holmes to Alexander Graham Bell, April 22, 1883

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL (BOSTON) Copy of an autograph letter from Oliver Wendel Holmes thanking ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL for a reprint of, "Upon a Method of Teaching Language to a very young Congenitally Deaf ...

Contributor:	Holmes, Oliver Wendell - Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1883-04-22

Letter from Eliza Symonds Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, January 27, 1873

Contributor:	Bell, Eliza Symonds - Bell, Alexander Graham
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1873-01-27

Page 9 of Letter from Alexander Graham Bell to Alexander Melville Bell, Eliza Symonds Bell, Carrie Bell, May 15, 1873

3rd copy Copy of a letter written by Alexander Graham Bell to his parents & Carrie. 35 W. Newton Street, Boston, May 15th, 1873. Dear Papa, Mama and Carrie: I am in ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Alexander Melville - Bell, Eliza Symonds - Bell, Carrie
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1873-05-15

Telegram from Mabel Hubbard Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, April 17, 1892

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Mabel Hubbard
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1892-04-17

Page 9 of Notes by Alexander Graham Bell, October 16, 1901

407 The most important point reached yet has been the success of the compound Hexagonal kite shown on p. 371, photograph taken October 4. Successful experiments were made with it same day ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1901-10-16

Page 383 of Bulletins, from October 5, 1908 to December 28, 1908

7 HAMMONDSPORT WORK : Telegrams from Members . Curtiss to Bell . Hammondsport, N.Y., Nov. 22, 1908 :— Experiments delayed by cylinder breaking and other insignificant though exasperating troubles. Am writing. (Signed) ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Baldwin, Frederick W. - McCurdy, J. A. D. - Curtiss, Glenn H. - Bell, Mabel Hubbard - Selfridge, Thomas E. - Bell, Gardiner H. - Wright, Orville
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1908-10-05

Page 21 of Report from Melville Bell Grosvenor to Gilbert Grosvenor, December 1914

10 9 27 52 95 27 54 48 27 54 64 27 58 51 27 59 85 135 277 343 27 70 77 27 71 80 27 71 83 27 74 67 ...

Contributor:	Grosvenor, Gilbert Hovey - Bell, Alexander Graham - Grosvenor, Melville Bell
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1914-12-00

Letter from Mabel Hubbard Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, February 7, 1901

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Bell, Mabel Hubbard - Langley, Samuel P. - Smithson, James
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1901-02-07

Page 96 of Journal by Alexander Graham Bell, from November 7, 1901 to April 29, 1902

525 shown, At that part of the frame where the a and c dots are at the proper distances apart (viz: — a ", and c ") ticks are marked on the ...

Contributor:	Bell, Alexander Graham - Marconi, Guglielmo
Site:	American Memory-cultural
Original Format:	Manuscript/Mixed Material
Date:	1901-11-07

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