Accession Number: 2009.24.16.146
Description: Front: black-and-white glossy. A portrait from the waist up of a boy with short hair wearing a suit. Background is a corner of an outdoor wall. Reverse: pencil markings which appear to be "48," in blue ink "No 2." From separate "Explanation of photo," spelling and grammar preserved: "This is a Lee Yong Un he was liveing is Seoul Korea, who lost his sight and the sense of hearing by bomb at the second year of middle school, and whose perents and brothers were missing. So, when he was wandering alone inthe city, found out by a docter of Denmaek Hospital Ship. Then, learning the braille and the method of utterance my school, and now he is a moded student of school."
Medium: Photographic Paper
Print Size: 3.125" (h) x 2.25" (w)
Date: 1953
Photographer: Not identified
History/Provenance: Received with John Milton Society for the Blind (JMS) records from the American Foundation for the Blind.
Credit Line: AFB Migel Memorial Library Collection, 2009.24
Subjects: Korea (South) Schools for the blind and visually impaired Students War
