Samuel F.B. Morse changed the world with his invention of the telegraph, but his work as an artist has been more lasting.

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A behind-the-scene look at the life of Samuel Morse.

The history of instant communication is young and has few milestones. But instant communication is a fact that most of us take for granted. How did we get from sending letters to calling a friend on the other side of the planet? This article will show you the links between telegraph, telephone and Internet, in a short travel in time.

On May 24, 1844, Samuel Morse changed the world with the first Telegram that proclaimed 'What Hath God Wrought!'

Buy the Inventor Samuel F. B. Morse Portrait Photo Print for sale at The McMahan Photo Art Gallery and Archive.

The Inventor of the Telegraph Was Also America’s First Photographer - The daguerreotype craze took over New York in the mid-19nth century. One of the first to actually learn from Daguerre was inventor Samuel Morse, whose own daguerreotype portrait still exists. He’s responsible for the telegraph and Morse code, and was also a skilled painter...

Samuel Morse, the American artist, and inventor photographed standing in a studio with an automatic telegraph receiver, which would record incoming morse-code messages onto paper. - 1857 #USA #History