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Album Bell NHS Museum August 2006

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Plaque outlining the origins of many of the exhibits

Display describing the first telephone "signal" and a few months later, the first voice transmission.

The first three devices used as telephones.

A collection of early telephones from 1876 to 1910.

"The Liquid Telephone Transmitter which transmitted the first complete sentence over a wire, March 10, 1876."

A mock up of the HD-4 hydrofoil which set the water speed record of 71 mph (114 kph), held subsequently for several decades.

Curtiss engine for HD-4 hydrofoil.

Rear hydrofoil of HD-4 mockup

Interior shell of actual HD-4 which was recovered from a beach and is exhibited in the hall with the mockup reconstruction.

Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site Museum

Baddeck is a major summer resort; while we were there they were holding a sailing regatta.

The Bell estate is on the peninsula to the left of the lighthouse. It remains a private property used by Bell's descendants with over 20 buildings at this time, including many of the originals.