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BRAILLE, Louis (1809-1852). French pedagogue and inventor, creator of the writing system for the blind. Braille alphabet. Photography
Louis Braille / ThiriatLOUIS BRAILLE French inventor of system of raised-point writing for the blind
Louis Braille - inventor of system of raised-point writingLouis Braille (1809-1852) - French inventor of system of raised-point writing for the blind. Date: circa 1850
Helen Keller reading BrailleHelen Adams Keller (1880-1968), American author and lecturer, blind, deaf and mute from the age of 19 months; sitting in a chair, reading a book
Radio for the BlindThis radio has been developed for blind people to make at home. They follow the diagram and instructions which are written in braille. Date: 1930s
Frederick AlexanderDR. FREDERICK WILLIAM ALEXANDER, OBE. Depicted making anagrams & crossword puzzles in Braille for the blind, with the aid of an ordinary washing mangle
Braille Books on ShelfA young woman holds a novel in one hand & the same novel made up of seven braille volumes in the other. Date: circa 1930s
Binding Braille BooksBinding Braille books for the blind. The large volumes each contain 100 pages. Date: circa 1930s
The Gift of Sight & Braille as only recreation of the blindA picture drawn specially for The Sketch by Frank Reynolds, highlighting an appeal in 1914 to raise 30, 000 to complete the buildings at the Royal Institute for the Blind in Great Portland Street
Workhouse inmate Mary Jane promoting charitable workA postcard promoting the work of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (SPG). Its caption reads Mary Jane, who is a deaf and blind inmate of a Workhouse in Devonshire
Work School for BlindMen and women at a work school for the blind in Euston Road, London; some read Braille books, one man weaves baskets
Braille Press / 1920SA 1920s Braille press
Braille LibraryReserve Braille library stock in the Paris, France headquarters, from which books are shipped in six languages to forty countries
