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Alexander Miles was a free man. He is best known for his invention related to the automatic elevator door, which significantly improved elevator safety. Born in 1838 in the United States, Miles became a prominent African American inventor and businessman. His contributions to technology and his status as a free individual highlight his impact during a time when many African Americans were enslaved.

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Alexander Miles was an African American inventor known for his contributions to the development of the automatic elevator door. There is no historical evidence to suggest that he was a slave; rather, he was born free in the United States in the 1830s. His work and innovations reflect his experiences and challenges as a Black inventor during a time of significant racial discrimination.


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