September 30,
1899.
Signor
Marconi,
Care New York
Herald,
New York, N.
Y.
My dear Sir:--
I see by
the papers that you are
contemplating a trip
to Nova Scotia, and I hope that if you do come up this way you will not
leave these shores without paying me a visit.
I have
followed your experiments with
much interest and
have regretted being so far away from New York just now that I could
not
have the pleasure of meeting you there personally.
Mrs. Bell
and I would be much pleased to
welcome you to
our summer home. The best way of reaching here is to take a railroad
ticket
for Grand Narrows, Nova Scotia, which is in direct steamboat
communication
with this place. Beinn Bhreagh is just across the bay from the town of
Baddeck and the steamboat would land you directly at my wharf.
I should
be glad to have the opportunity
of talking over
with you the possibility of wireless telephony and still more glad to
meet
you personally and shake you by the hand.
Yours
sincerely, {Begin
handwritten}Alexander Graham Bell{End
handwritten}
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