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Helen Keller Holding Pet Poodle in Chair(Original Caption) Helen Keller (1880-1968), famous author and promotor of education for the blind, was born deaf and blind herself, but with the help of educator Anne Sullivan
Helen Keller Holding Pet Poodle in Chair(Original Caption) Keeper Of The Flame: In 1887, at the age of seven, Helen Keller looked like this, as she sat quietly with a pet dog she could feel, but couldn't see or hear
Young Helen Keller and Anne SullivanHelen Keller, born blind and deaf but who became a well-known and accomplished educator, writer and orator, in an 1892 portrait at the age of twelve with her teacher, Anne Mansfield Sullivan
Helen Keller Gestures Toward Anne Sullivan(Original Caption) Born on June 27, 1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabama, Helen Keller was stricken nineteen months later by a strange disease that left her both blind and deaf
Hellen Keller and Teacher Anne SullivanHelen Keller (left), deaf and blind since age six, communicates by touch with her teacher Anne Sullivan
Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan(Original Caption) Portrait of Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan, 1897
Interior Of Deaf And Dumb Asylum(Original Caption) 1859- New York, NY: The interior of the school-room in the New York Deaf and Dumb Asylum. A teacher teaches mathematics through the use of sign language
Helen Keller(Original Caption) Helen Keller (1880-1968), blind and deaf author and lecturer. Head and shoulders photograph, 1950s. (Photo by Bettmann via Getty Images)
Helen Keller Wearing Cap and Gown(Original Caption) Cambridge, Massachusetts: Keeper Of the Flame. In cap and gown, Helen Keller is shown as she graduated Cum Laude from Radcliffe College
Author Helen Keller and Inventor Alexander Graham BellWriter Helen Keller and inventor of the telephone Alexander Graham Bell using the manual alphabet of the deaf and blind. Bell did extensive research on methods of teaching the deaf to speak
Humor/Young Man Talks To Deaf Old Farmer(Original Caption) TN: Humorous farm situation. Young man talks to old farmer, obviously hard of hearing. Photograph, ca. 1900. Tennessee
Rosemary Kennedy with "Visible Speech" Device(Original Caption) New Device a Boon to Deaf--New York
Woodcut Depicting M. Jaubert Experimenting with Microphonograph(Original Caption) An experiment by M. Jaubert on deaf mute on Dussaud Microphonographe. Undated woodcut
The Deaf and Dumb Alphabet PrintThe deaf and mute alphabet. Engraving. BPA 2 #2336
Painting of Ludwig van Beethoven(Original Caption) Ludwig Von Beethoven. Painting by Ferdinand Waldmuller. Undated
Helen Keller Wearing Cap and GownHelen Keller, recent graduate, Cum Laude, from Radcliffe College, wears her mortarboard and graduation gown
Helen KellerAmerican writer and lecturer Helen Keller (1880 - 1968) takes time to smell a rose. Due to illness, Keller suffered loss of sight and hearing at the age of 19 months. From a photograph by Whitman
Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan(Original Caption) 1915- Helen Keller stands with her teacher, Anne Sullivan. BPA2#760
Charlie Chaplin and Others in a Silent Film(Original Caption) Keeper of the Flame (seventh of ten). In California to act in a silent film, Miss Helen Keller (seated center) met movie comedian Charlie Chaplin in 1918
Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Speaking(Original Caption) 8/22/1919-New York, New York- Miss Helen Keller, America's most famous blind, deaf and dumb woman, addressing a meeting of striking actors at the Lesington Opera House
Helen Keller with Anne Sullivan(Original Caption) Helen Keller (seated) as she looked in the 1920's, pictured here with "Teacher" Anne Sullivan
Competitors Watching Man Throw Javelin(Original Caption) 8/21/1935-London
Anne Sullivan and Helen KellerMrs. Anne Sullivan Macy, 70, (left), who for forty-nine years was the companion-teacher of Helen Keller, (right), died October 20th in her home in Forest Hills, Long Island
Helen Keller with Seeing Eye Dog(Original Caption) 7/2/1939- Picture shows Helen Keller with a seeing eye dog
Helen Keller Feeling a B-17(Original Caption) 9/4/1943-Seattle, WA- Her burning desire to "see" a flying fortress was realized in Seattle recently when Helen Keller, famed blind authoress
Helen Keller Learning About Broom Making(Original Caption) 11/26/1943-Brooklyn, NY- Visting the Industrial Home for the Blind of Brooklyn, Miss Helen Keller, probably the world's most famous blind person
Ludwig Van Beethoven Composing/Lithograp(Original Caption) Ludwig Van Beethoven composing the Missa Solemnis. Undated lithograph
Marlee Matlin Holds Oscar, Signing Message(Original Caption) 3/30/1987-Los Angeles, CA-Actress Marlee Matlin holds her Oscar, which she recieved for Best Actress, as she signs "I love you" at the Academy Awards
Marlee Matlin Holding Her Oscar(Original Caption) Los Angeles: Actress Marlee Matlin holds her Oscar which she received for the actress as she sings "I love you."
Santa Claus Signing to Deaf Child(Original Caption) 12/21/1987-St. Louis, MO- 9 year old chris Allen of Broghton, IL learns to sasy I Love You in sign language during a visit to Santa Claus at a local dept store in St Louis
Irving King JordanSurrounded by students, Irving King Jordan, raises his hands to celebrate his appointment as the first deaf president of Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C
Ceramic Baking Oven For Painted China(Original Caption) 1890. Ceramic baking oven for finishing hand painted China, at the New York Deaf and Dumb Institute, attended by girls. BPA2# 2189
Deaf-Mutes Hearing With Their Teeth(Original Caption) A class of deaf-mutes hearing with their teeth by means of the audiphone which consisted of a diaphragm of hard rubber, very thin and elastic, and cut in the form of a square
Helen Keller Sitting at a DeskYoung Helen Keller sits with a book at her desk. Due to illness, Keller suffered loss of sight and hearing at the age of 19 months. (Photo by Bettmann via Getty Images)
Lithograph of Alexander Graham Bell Teaching Deaf StudentALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL (1847-1922) TEACHING A DEAF CHILD TO SPEAK. IN 1872 HE OPENED A SCHOOL OF VOCAL PHYSIOLOGY AND MECHANICS IN BOSTON.UNDATED LITHOGRAPH
Helen Keller Arriving from France(Original Caption) 7/12/1950-New York- Her sensitive hands receiving messages from a companion, Helen Keller, 70, arrives in New York aboard the Liner America
Deaf Child With Headphones, Learing(Original Caption) 5/1/1952-Minneapolis, MN: Three-year-old Dale Fink learns how to say "mouse" with the aid of instructor Ella Rusch
Hellen Keller Pointing to Braille Alphabet Chart(Original Caption) 6/23/1952-Paris, France- Hellen Keller points to a chart of the braille alphabet during her speech at the Sorbonne, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the death of Louis Braille
Helen Keller and Eleanor Roosevelt(Original Caption) 2/1954-New York, NY: This prize-winning photo by United Press staff phtographer William Sauro shows Miss Helen Keller in conversation with her long-time freind, Mrs
Helen Keller Reads Mrs. Roosevelt'S Lips(Original Caption) 2/1/55-New York: Helen Keller, world-renowned deaf and blind educator, reads the lips of Mrs. Franklin D
Women Arranging Helen Keller's SariWorld famous Dr. Helen Keller (center) is assisted by her companion, Polly Thompson (left) and Mrs. Poornima Pakvasa in the final arrangement of a sari. Dr
Author Helen Keller(Original Caption) Helen Keller look like this today, as she prepares to celebrate her 75th birthday, June 27th
Helen Keller Working in the Kitchen(Original Caption) Easton, Connecticut: Handsome and brightly alive at 75, Helen Keller helps with the chores at her rambling colonial home at Easton, Conn
Hellen Keller Studying a Womans Face(Original Caption) 6/21/1955-Westport, CT- The sensative hands of Helen Keller, deaf and blind authoress-lecturer, studies the features of this columnist, Phyllis Battelle
Helen Keller and Friend with Birthday Cake(Original Caption) 6/26/1955-Easton, CT- Helen Keller, world famous deaf and blind humanitarian
Writer Helen Keller Smelling Roses(Original Caption) Helen Keller in her back yard--smells roses
Helen Keller Holding Donald Hart(Original Caption) Reflecting the joy she has always found about her despite her blindness, Helen Keller adds another conquest to her legion of friends - fellow passenger Donald Hart, 2
Helen Keller with a Pigeon on Her Hat(Original Caption) 6/2/1957-Stockholm, Sweden- paying a visit to the Manilla deaf-and-dumb school here, famed American, Helen Keller
Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke in The Miracle Worker(Original Caption) Ca. 1960-Scene from the Broadway play, "The Miracle Worker" by William Gibson, starring Anne Bancroft as Anne Sullivan and Patty Duke as Helen Keller
Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke in The Miracle WorkerYoung Helen Keller (Patty Duke) and her teacher Anne Sullivan (Anne Bancroft) go to fill a bucket at the water pump during a performance of the William Gibson Broadway play, The Miracle Worker
Arthur Penn and Patty Duke on Set of The Miracle Worker(Original Caption) 6/23/1961-New York, NY- Director Arthur Penn helps muddy Patty Duke's pinafore for a scene, during filming of "The Miracle Worker
Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke in The Miracle Worker(Original Caption) Actress Anne Bancroft, playing educator Annie Sullivan, pleads with actress Patty Duke, playing Helen Keller, in the 1962 production of "The Miracle Worker"
Helen Keller with Academy Award(Original Caption) In 1954, Helen Keller's birthplace, "Ivy Green" in Tuscumbia, Alabama, was made a permanent shrine
Elderly Helen KellerAmerican writer and educator Helen Keller
Sign Language ChartIllustrated chart from the magazine The Fireside Monthly shows The deaf mute alphabet, with one hand now known as sign language or visible speech, late 19th Century
Sign language hand positions for all letters of the alphabet, front view
Young, desperate man wearing a shirt and a tie holding his hands over his ears, has 100-euro notes stuffed into his mouth
Cartoon of man singing as deaf senior man cups hand to ear to hear and girl holds hands over ears to block noise
Illustration of childs hand held up to ear
Cross section biomedical illustration of cochlear implants
Botany Class5th August 1908: A botany class at the Oral Deaf and Dumb Institute, Fitzroy Square, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)