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Correspondence with Beatrice Rosenus wanting Helen to speak at the "Eye Saver" program
November 20, 1954Image 1 > Item No 17 > Folder 3: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1954 (G-I) > Box 122: General Public Correspondence 1954 A-R > Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations > Series 1: General Correspondence... this writing, I would like to know if Miss Helen Keller is planning a trip to the west coast ...- Description
- Correspondence with Beatrice Rosenus wanting Helen to speak at the "Eye Saver" program
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- Keller, Helen
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- Keller, Helen A.
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- Keller, Helen Adams
- Provenance
- American Foundation for the Blind, Helen Keller Archive
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Letter from Gertrude Karman, Berkeley, CA to Helen Keller, Westport, CT in appreciation of her visit...
November 27, 1950Image 3 > Item No 20 > Folder 4: Events: Dedication - California School for the Blind, Dedication of Deaf-Blind Department > Box 34: Events > Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work > Series 1: General Correspondence... and speech than for one who knows nothing about speaking. If a deaf-blind person did not know how to ...- Description
- Letter from Gertrude Karman, Berkeley, CA to Helen Keller, Westport, CT in appreciation of her visit to the CA School for the Blind, accompanied by a newsletter written by her students with an article about Miss Keller's visit.
- Provenance
- American Foundation for the Blind, Helen Keller Archive
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Letter discussing plans for the sculpture and the inadequacy of sculpting from a photo.
August 28, 1956Image 2 > Item No 8 > Folder 2: Sculpture: Boldsen, Thyra > Box 111: Misc.: Religion - Sculpture > Sub Series 6: Select Subjects > Series 1: General Correspondence... of them i; both. But seated in her chair Helen Keller will read with the left hand on the ...- Provenance
- American Foundation for the Blind, Helen Keller Archive