Alexander Miles...Alexander Miles... Zariel Wilson DAndre Jackson And Kamari Thompson Personal Data and Childhood/Early Years Alexander Miles was born on May 18, 1838, in Ohio to his parents, Michael and Mary Miles. They worked as barbers before becoming well-known. Alexander died in May 1918, and in 2007, he was honored in the National Inventors Hall of Fame. He passed away from food poisoning in Babylon. Education Alexander did not attend school because schools were established a few years before he was born, and he was African American. He had no mentors or students to guide him. Three Important Events October 11, 1887: Alexander Miles, an African American businessman and inventor, received a patent for his automatic elevator doors. 1899: Miles and his family moved to Chicago, where he started a new life. His death in 1918 left many people feeling a deep loss. Accomplishments Alexander Miles had many achievements. He won an invention award for his work on elevator doors, which made tall buildings safer. A Life Lesson From Alexander Miles One thing I learned is that you have to try hard to reach your dreams. Qualities of Alexander Miles Intelligent Kind Strong Mindful Brave Humble Believable Hardworking Successful Independent If I could meet Alexander Miles today, I would tell him, "Your story will always be in my heart." Movie Title If Alexander's life was a movie, it would be called "The Elevator to Success." Important Quote Something important he said was, "You have all been shown what is good and what God seeks from you." Important Information Alexander Miles was an African American inventor and businessman, best known for his patent for automatic elevator doors. During his time, people had to close elevator doors manually, which often led to accidents. His invention improved safety by automatically opening and closing the doors. Historians see his work as breaking racial barriers of that time.

Alexander Miles... biography by: Zariel Wilson Dandre Jackson,and Kamari Thompson.Alexander Miles was an early 19th-century African-American inventor who overcame racial barriers and made significant contributions to the elevator industry. He designed automatic elevator doors that improved safety and efficiency, a feature that remains standard in modern elevators.

Alexander Miles... biography by: Zariel Wilson, Dandre Jackson,and Kamari Thompson Alexander Miles was an early 19th-century African-American inventor who overcame racial barriers and made significant contributions to the elevator industry. He designed automatic elevator doors that improved safety and efficiency, a feature that remains standard in modern elevators.

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