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Helen Adams Keller (1880-1968)

  • In Memoriam: budderflyman said:
    She would only be able to feel very intense bass or low frequency vibrations. The slats of wood above served as "sounding boards", resonating to low frequencies. Helen Keller was extremely intelligent and, I might add, an atheist despite the fact she studied the Bible. Or perhaps she became an atheist because she truly studied the Bible. Not sure.

Helen Keller (LOC)

  • kim0480 said:
    This is a great picture. It captures the time period quite effectively. She truly is an inspiration to us all. It's amazing to know that she was the first person who was both deaf and blind to graduate from college. I recently read on Wikipedia that she was an activist as well. I didn't know that she campaigned for women's right to vote.
  • txlaxchamp said:
    She really is an inspirational person. She was an activist for woman's right to vote. She was the first deaf blind person to graduate from college.

Helen Keller & Mrs. Macy (LOC)

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  • Elizabeth Thomsen said:
    "Mrs. Macy" was Helen Keller's teacher, Anne Sullivan Macy.
  • Brash Spot said:
    wow
  • jakbeenimbel said:
    The story of these to women is simply incredible. Their bond must be very strong. I wonder how accurate "The Miracle Worker" tells their story. This is a wonderful moment in time. I am glad someone was there to photograph it.
  • m.glinska said:
    great!
  • Christopher Fischer said:
    Beautiful women.