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Correspondence regarding Herbert Geisler and the barring of his seeing eye dog from the First Nation...
April 3, 1935Image 2 > Item No 20 > Folder 1: G - General (Gabrielsen - Glyn) > Box 56: Gabrielsen - Grummon > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... that Mr. Herbert Geisler 1 © ‘‘Seeing Eye tt dog is not to be permitted in your building. It ...- Subject
- Blindness - seeing eye dog
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- Correspondence regarding Herbert Geisler and the barring of his seeing eye dog from the First National Bank Building in Chicago.
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Reprint of a letter from Helen Keller to Dorothea E. Jennings "praising the work of the U.S. George ...
September 5, 1931Image 2 > Item No 13 > Folder 1: J - General (Jackson - Jessup) > Box 63: Jackson - Karagheusian > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... under the following conditions: (1) Upon presentation of guide dog identification certificate issued by the American Foundation for the ... -
Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel about her visit to England.
July 20, 1930Image 4 > Item No 26 > Folder 2: Migel, M. C. > Box 74: Migel, M. C. and Family > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondencean automobile, bag and baggage and dog. By the way, the dog has been acquired since ... -
Letter forwarding a message from Anne Connelly to M. C. Migel concerning her dismissal.
1930Image 3 > Item No 7 > Folder 7: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1930 (A-Z) > Box 114: General Public Correspondence 1924-1932 > Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations > Series 1: General Correspondence... from volunteers. Well, I mean to work like a dog to make good in this workj for I shall ... -
Correspondence concerning a new puppy "Helga" acquired after Seiglinde's death.
February 12, 1930Image 1 > Item No 8 > Folder 4: Dogs: General > Box Box 108: Misc.: Animals - Gifts > Sub Series 6: Select Subjects > Series 1: General Correspondence... Hans’s express command, he cannot tolerate the smallest male dog in Forest Hills, and he must pay the penalty ...- Subject
- Animal - dog
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- "Helga" Dog
- Subject Person
- Dog, "Helga"
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Letter discussing the adoption of a dog "Victor Reilly Keller" after a recent trip.
April 1, 1931Image 1 > Item No 11 > Folder 4: Dogs: General > Box Box 108: Misc.: Animals - Gifts > Sub Series 6: Select Subjects > Series 1: General Correspondence... idio .got us out happened ; |to’ ^ a dog faneier, Oeptain Hellly^ sod he. insisted 011 giving i# ...- Subject
- Animal - dog
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- Letter discussing the adoption of a dog "Victor Reilly Keller" after a recent trip.
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Correspondence concerning an estate and a letter from a girl in Washington.
April 18, 1931Image 5 > Item No 4 > Folder 8: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1931 (A-Z) > Box 114: General Public Correspondence 1924-1932 > Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations > Series 1: General Correspondence... very artisti.c.,. .some very grotesque* ^fe had- a real dog^ sl@d rid© —something quite now to'nm 9 although I ... -
Letter from Helen Keller to Amelia Gladu in thanks for her Christmas present.
January 25, 1931Image 2 > Item No 12 > Folder 9: Gladu, Amelia B. > Box 56: Gabrielsen - Grummon > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... are often in the air. Of course the small dog yaps when he doesn r t get a bone. ... -
Letter from Helen Keller to Edwin Alger in appreciation of his radio program about her life.
April 1, 1931Image 1 > Item No 3 > Folder 2: Radio program - Edwin Alger > Box 94: Radio program - Television > Sub Series 4: Media and Entertainment > Series 1: General Correspondence... #io got us out happened . to be a dog fancier & S-aptain teilly# and he insisted on giving ... -
Letters from Helen Keller to Dorothy Eustis about seeing-eye dogs, accompanied by her article "The S...
Image 3 > Item No 24 > Folder 2: E - General (Elf - Eybers) > Box 54: Elder - Flynn > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... the exception of the St. Bernard and the shepherd dog, their instinct to save, to help and comfort has ...- Subject
- Blindness - seeing eye dog
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Letters from Helen Keller to Dorothy Eustis about seeing-eye dogs, accompanied by her article "The S...
Image 6 > Item No 24 > Folder 2: E - General (Elf - Eybers) > Box 54: Elder - Flynn > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... the exception of the St. Bernard and the shepherd dog, their instinct to save, to help and comfort has ...- Subject
- Blindness - seeing eye dog
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Letter from Helen Keller to Walter G. Holmes about her visit to Florida and the Mayo Clinic.
January 20, 1938Image 4 > Item No 24 > Folder 2: Holmes, Walter > Box 61: Holmes - Hutton > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... the bitter weather too much. Have you found the dog after your heart yet? With our united love and ... -
Letters from Helen Keller to Dorothy Eustis about seeing-eye dogs, accompanied by her article "The S...
Image 7 > Item No 24 > Folder 2: E - General (Elf - Eybers) > Box 54: Elder - Flynn > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... her! I thought of Mrs. Browning’s poem about her dog Flush who with his long ears had wiped away ...- Subject
- Blindness - seeing eye dog
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Letter from Helen Keller to the Duchess of Montrose about her visit to Scotland and sending her copi...
September 8, 1932Image 1 > Item No 4 > Folder 5: Montrose, Duke of > Box 75: Moak - Murphy > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... letter. I am glad she likes my photograph. The dog's name is Helga. She is a golden Dane, and ... -
Letters from Helen Keller to Dorothy Eustis about seeing-eye dogs, accompanied by her article "The S...
Image 4 > Item No 24 > Folder 2: E - General (Elf - Eybers) > Box 54: Elder - Flynn > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... her! I thought of Mrs, Browning's poem about her dog Plush who with his long ears had wiped away ...- Subject
- Blindness - seeing eye dog
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Letter from Helen Keller to M. C. Migel about her visit to Scotland.
August 21, 1933Image 4 > Item No 50 > Folder 3: Migel, M. C. > Box 74: Migel, M. C. and Family > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... and the delicate taste of fine ladies. The other dog was given me by Mrs. Eagar. She is a ... -
Letter from Helen Keller to Nella Braddy Henney in praise of her autobiography of Anne Sullivan Macy...
September 24, 1933Image 4 > Item No 10 > Folder 4: Henney, Nella Braddy > Box 58: Hedkvist - Henney > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... affection. I had almost forgotten to say that the dog so like Sieglinde is of the breed known in ...- Subject
- Animal - dog
- Subject Person
- "Dileas" Dog
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- Dog, "Dileas"
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Correspondence between Somers Mark and Helen Keller about her visit to Scotland, various publication...
January 20, 1933Image 3 > Item No 7 > Folder 6: M - General (Marchand - May) > Box 72: Maeterlinck - Matsumoto > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... her terrible appotitej — it isn't that of a dog, but a shark. Once ©very ®onth sh© goes to ... -
Letter from Helen Keller to Nella Braddy Henney in praise of her autobiography of Anne Sullivan Macy...
September 24, 1933Image 3 > Item No 10 > Folder 4: Henney, Nella Braddy > Box 58: Hedkvist - Henney > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... breast and feet. He looks like a Dresden China dog flying in and out of the house. The youngest ...- Subject
- Animal - dog
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- "Dileas" Dog
- Subject Person
- Dog, "Dileas"
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Correspondence between Somers Mark and Helen Keller about her visit to Scotland, various publication...
January 20, 1933Image 2 > Item No 7 > Folder 6: M - General (Marchand - May) > Box 72: Maeterlinck - Matsumoto > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... Teacher alone so much, she says if the three dog# weren't her© to look after her, -she would b© ...