Specialty:
“Bell Homestead National Historic Site is also called Melville House, where scientist Alexander Graham Bell conducted his earliest experiments and invented the telephone. The site is approximately 4 hectares and has been primarily restored to its original appearance. The Henderson Home building was added to the Homestead and named a National Historic Site in 1996. Bell Homestead National Historic Site offers various activities and special events year-round, including tours, a cafe, a museum store, educational trips, day camps, birthday parties, drop-in activities, rentals, and more. Bell Homestead has an eclectic collection of the earliest Bell family artifacts, with three historical buildings. Free admission is offered to the museum for those who hold memberships.
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2025 Update: Bell Homestead National Historic Site conducts live performances.”