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In his early life, Samuel Morse was a painter, and also the first president of the National Academy of Design. In 1832, during a voyage home from Europe where he studied painting, Morse heard about some new discoveries in electricity. Intrigued by its possibilities, Morse soon set to work building a telegraph machine that could
