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The invention of the telegraph and the telephone provided the first
"paving stones" for what has today become the information superhighway.
The Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress holds the
main body of the papers of the two American inventors most responsible for
the 19th century revolution in telecommunications, Samuel F. B. Morse and Alexander Graham Bell. During the next few years, manuscripts and photographs donated to the Library of Congress by descendents of Morse and Bell will
be made available online as part of the American Memory Historical Collections. The production of these collections is supported by a generous gift from the AT&T Foundation.
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