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Wooden hull and cockpit of Hydrofoil (Hydrodome) HD-4. After this success with the Silver Dart, Bell turned his attention to hydrofoil watercraft. He saw them as a marine analogy to aircraft and Bras d'Or Lake provided a lot of room for experimentation. Bell called the experimental boats "hydrodomes". The HD-4 was his most successful hydrofoil, attaining a speed of 70.8 mph (114 km/h) in 1919. Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.

Unidentified artist ‘Alexander Graham Bell’ by Hanne Therkildsen

Unidentified artist ‘Alexander Graham Bell’, International Sculpture Park, Beijing

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The Bodega Inn in Brantford

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The Two Roses Bed and Breakfast

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Interior of wooden Hydrofoil (Hydrodome) HD-4. After this success with the Silver Dart, Bell turned his attention to hydrofoil watercraft. He saw them as a marine analogy to aircraft and Bras d'Or Lake provided a lot of room for experimentation. Bell called the experimental boats "hydrodomes". The HD-4 was his most successful hydrofoil, attaining a speed of 70.8 mph (114 km/h) in 1919. Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.

Sydney, Nova Scotia June 2013 -003 by James Gordon Patterson

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Paris, Ontario

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Robert Hall Originals in St. George

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Hull of Hydrofoil (Hydrodome) HD-4. After this success with the Silver Dart, Bell turned his attention to hydrofoil watercraft. He saw them as a marine analogy to aircraft and Bras d'Or Lake provided a lot of room for experimentation. Bell called the experimental boats "hydrodomes". The HD-4 was his most successful hydrofoil, attaining a speed of 70.8 mph (114 km/h) in 1919. Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.

Alex's Home by Big Swede Guy

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Replica of Hydrofoil (Hydrodome) HD-4. After this success with the Silver Dart, Bell turned his attention to hydrofoil watercraft. He saw them as a marine analogy to aircraft and Bras d'Or Lake provided a lot of room for experimentation. Bell called the experimental boats "hydrodomes". The HD-4 was his most successful hydrofoil, attaining a speed of 70.8 mph (114 km/h) in 1919. Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.

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The Bell Homestead in Brantford

SLATEFORD DR 73803 ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL by JOHN WEBB

SHOT AT SLATEFORD STATION 24/09/2018. DEPICTS THE 606C ENGINEERS POROBELLO TO RUTHERGLEN SERVICE

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The Bell Homestead in Brantford

Bell Homestead by Matt

Some background on the telephone business in Ontario. Apparently the fellow who once lived with his folks here had something or other to do with the invention.... Tutela Heights, Brantford Ontario. A National Historic Site.

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