Alexander Graham Bell believed the deaf shouldn’t intermarry ... his tutoring, and his teaching school. “To pursue the woman he loved, [Bell] would have to give up the work he loved ...

Alexander Graham Bell, right, and Mabel Hubbard Bell ... Dan Foley, who attended an oralism school in Massachusetts as a child, says he experienced that bias. "They'd make me sit on my hands.

Alexander Graham Bell — who died at 75 on this day in 1922 ... taught them to others as a professor at the Boston University School of Oratory. During these years he continued his research ...

In 1872, Alexander Graham Bell opened a school for the deaf in Boston called 'Vocal Physiology and Mechanics of Speech,' where he insisted on methods that he believed would teach deaf people to speak.

Any grade school student can tell you that Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. But that's not how Bell would have described his greatest accomplishment. He saw himself as a teacher ...

If Alexander Graham Bell were around today ... where he later opened his own school, training teachers of the deaf. Bell continued his work with deaf people, including deaf and blind educator ...

Broadway In Chicago and the cast of STOMP, the international percussion sensation, are pleased to announce a special appearance at the Alexander Graham Bell School (3730 N. Oakley Avenue ...

Alexander Graham Bell hated few things more than summertime ... speech to the 1917 graduating class of McKinley Manual Training School, the students went wild with applause. The clapping became ...

GET IT ON G E T I T O N Portrait of deaf students in their classroom at Alexander Graham Bell School, 3730 North Oakley in the North Center community area, Chicago, Illinois, 1918. The boys in the ...

“When my grade-school social studies book said that Alexander Graham Bell was the inventor of the telephone, it sounded as absurd to me as introducing Adolf Hitler as a vegetarian who once ruled ...