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While Samuel F.B. Morse is known for the invention of the electric telegraph and Morse Code, an exhibit at the Beinecke on Thursday highlighted his white supremacist and anti-immigration beliefs. The ...
Sixty years ago, Morse High School at 60th Street and Skyline Drive was formally dedicated on May, 16, 1963. Named for the inventor Samuel F. B. Morse, the $2.37 million school had opened to ...
Samuel F.B. Morse was an American 19th Century painter who was born in 1791. Numerous key galleries and museums such as National Academy of Design have featured Samuel F.B. Morse's work in the past.
In November 1829, a 38-year-old American artist, Samuel F. B. Morse, set sail on a 3,000-mile, 26-day voyage from New York, bound for Paris.
The book is a biography of nineteenth-century inventor Samuel F.B. Morse, who is best known for inventing the telegraph. Mr. Silverman talked about Morse's life, family, and accomplishments.
After years of research and community engagement, the Poughkeepsie City School District will rename George Clinton Elementary, the Christopher Columbus office and Samuel Morse Elementary.
"Samuel F. B. Morse's 'Gallery of the Louvre' and the Art of Invention" runs Thursday through Sept. 18 and is part of a national tour organized by the Terra Foundation for American Art.
Object Details maker Prosch, George W. Description The Photographic History Collection holds the photography equipment originally made for Samuel Morse by George W. Prosch (Morse's instrument maker) ...
First devised in the 1830s by Samuel F.B. Morse for use with the telegraph, the code became an essential part of civilian, maritime and military radio communications.
The man in the dim, muddy image isn’t the reason the little portrait could sell for as much as $60,000. It’s the man who took it — Samuel F.B. Morse, who is mainly remembered as the inventor ...
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