Child to Adulthood years...

           Alexander graham bell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on March 3, 1847. He had two brothers named Melville James bell and Edward Charles bell. When Alexander was 11, he added a middle name, graham, to his name in order to avoid confusion in his family since his father and grandfather were both named Alexander. During the same time, he started to carry out the family's business and began studying scientific verbal sounds at the London universities. During his studies, he developed Visible Speech, a system of symbols. Later, his father learned about his works and convinced Alexander Graham Bell to read a technician German book, which led Graham's thoughts to a new direction. He began considering ideas of transferring sound by distance and electricity.

YOUNG ADULTHOOD/ADULTHOOD

                As soon he turned 20, Alexander graham bell went to bath to study and teach at a college. While he was away, one brother died of tuberculosis. Within 3 years of returning back to London, his other brother died also of tuberculosis. Fearing that Mr. Bell was next to die, the family moved to Brantwood, Canada. Alexander later became a private tutor for the deaf and an expert on visual language. A fellow pupil by name of Mabel Hubbard was impressed by Mr. Bell and his work. Mr. Bell and Ms. Hubbard later married.

In 1875 Alexander Graham Bell began working on the invention of the telephone with Mr. Watson. Working with reeds and electromagnets, Mr. Bell was able to figure how the bases of the telephone worked. In 1876, the telephone was invented, which changed the working of communications in the world, and helped with the modern models of today.

 This picture is Alexander's wife,

   Mabel Hubbard, who may

      look like Helen Keller....