- Please note, in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the invention of the telephone, the Bell Homestead National Historic Site is creating a new telephone...
- The Bell Homestead National Historic Site, located in Brantford, Ontario, Canada, also known by the name of its principal structure, Melville House...
- For history enthusiasts, and those keen to appreciate the finer details of Bell's remarkable accomplishments, the Bell Homestead visit is an unmissable and highly...
- As one of Ontario’s oldest historic home museums, it has grown significantly in that time, with three restored historic buildings and an eclectic collection of original...
- Restored to the 1870s period, the house includes a working kitchen and an extensive collection of Bell family and telephone artifacts.
- 94 Tutela Heights Rd, Brantford, ON N3T 1A1, Canada.
- · · Soak up the melodies of the Brant County Singers at the historic Bell Homestead at 94 Tutela Heights Road as they kick off the outdoor summer music series...
- The homestead has been a historical place for quite some time, and luckily were able to get many artifacts from the Bell family before they were lost.
- This National Historic Site was one of the first homes in the area, originally built for a prosperous Pennsylvanian Mennonite, Joseph Schneider.
- On our way to Paris, Ontario, we visited the Bell Homestead National Historic Site at Brantford, where Bell and his family lived.
- Built in 1827, the Griffin House was marked as the National Historic Site of Canada owing to its architectural and historic value.
- Brantford, Ontario is called “The Telephone City” for a reason! The Bell Homestead National Historic Site is the place to come and learn how one of the...
- This slideshow presents architectural views of the Bell homestead representative of the 1870's, with close-up details and the Tutela Height October landscape...
