Gardiner Greene Hubbard

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Founder of

Bell Telephone Company

Birthdate

August 25, 1822

Birthplace

Boston

Date of Death

December 11, 1897

Place of Death

Washington, D.C.

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Brief of Gardiner G. Hubbard, before the Committee on Railroads, on behalf of the people's association for cheap transportation, in opposition to the petition of the Boston and Albany Railroad Company for authority to extend their tracks to South Boston

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00000000797479400

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OL1422488A0

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475425780

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United States

Wikidata ID

Q1494134

Overview

Gardiner Greene Hubbard (1822-1897) was a United States citizen born in Boston and passed away in Washington, D.C.. He was a lawyer by profession and received his education from Dartmouth College. Hubbard was a founder of the Bell Telephone Company, which eventually became one of the world's leading telecommunications companies. As an individual, Gardiner Greene Hubbard contributed greatly to the development of the telecommunications industry.

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