- Accession Number:
- 2002.27
- Scope & Content:
- Front of postcard shows a photo of the Kentucky School for the Blind, on the right, and the American Printing House for the Blind, on the left; color with glossy finish. The KSB building is multistoried with a large central dome. This building was demolished in 1967. The APH building is the original 1883 brick structure with arched entry and arched windows. A stone fence runs along both properties. Printed at top left is "Kentucky Asylum for the Blind, Louisville, Ky." The back of the postcard is divided and used. "Pub. by Bagby - Howe Drug Co." is printed along left edge. Faded; corners are worn.
- Manufacture Date:
- 1910 postmark
- Creator:
- Bagby Howe Drug Company, publisher
- Interview Date:
- / /
- Credit Line:
- Museum Purchase, 2002.27
- Publisher:
- unknown
- Publisher Place:
- unknown
- Publish Date:
- 1910 postmark
- Subjects:
- Kentucky School for the Blind. Blind children. Education. Schools for the blind and visually impaired American Printing House for the Blind. APH building. School buildings
