Our exhibits cover hundreds of years of blindness history.
Our exhibits tell the story of the efforts of generations of parents, teachers, and students——both blind and sighted-to overcome obstacles to literacy and learning.
Join the American Printing House and our co-sponsor The Filson Historical Society for a two-day symposium that will explore the hidden historical legacy and context of this great American.
More About the SymposiumOur exhibits tell the story of the efforts of generations of parents, teachers, and students——both blind and sighted-to overcome obstacles to literacy and learning.
From braillewriters to historic printing presses to historic figure Mary Ingalls, our featured exhibits will give you insight on how people with visual impairments live, learn, and thrive with the right kind of tools and the will to succeed.
Bring a traveling exhibit inspired by the education of Helen Keller to a museum or library in your own home town.
Use our vast and growing database of artifacts, photographs, and documents to pursue your own research interests.
You can’t really separate the factory floor from a museum visit, but you can appreciate what’s being done now vs. what was being done then.