Alexander Graham Bell

Alexander Graham Bell was a rare inventor who was acclaimed the father of the Telephone. Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone and founded the Bell Telephone Company. We have included the Alexander Graham Bell biography including information of when Alexander Graham Bell was born, his childhood, his personal trait, his life, his love life, and his work. Please use the many links below to navigate around Alexander Graham Bell facts, biography, and important information.

Alexander Graham Bell was a man enchanted by the human voice, by the beauty of music and sounds, and by the uniquely human ability of communication through words. Our unit of measurement for sound, the decibel, was named in tribute to his contributions to that field.

Alexander Graham Bell, like most inventors, had a healthy amount of ambition, certain stubbornness and will, and an ability to persevere through opposition and to transform failures into successes. But these were not the qualities that propelled him, or defined him, or that ultimately led to success. What fueled Alexander Graham Bell was a limitless compassion for the handicapped and a burning desire to help them. Although he had a brilliant and creative mind, he was one inventor whose mind worked in service to the heart.

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