Perkins School for the Blind
Sullivan / Keller / Anagnos correspondence, 1886-1895
This set includes correspondence to and from Michael Anagnos, Director of Perkins School for the Blind, Annie Sullivan, and Captain & Mrs. Keller, parents of Helen. The letters focus on the early education of Helen Keller, both at home in Tuscumbia, Alabama and at Perkins School for the Blind.
Note: Many of the letters in this collection are pasted into bound correspondence volumes making them difficult to scan or photograph. Some of the images have been enhanced to improve visibility, such as brightness and contrast or to remove dust and scratches.
Additional Information:
More information about Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan is available on the Perkins History Museum section of perkins.org.
Visit perkins.org/archives for more information about the Perkins Archives.
Rights and Permissions: Use of the images from the collection of Perkins School for the Blind requires written permission. For more information, please visit perkins.org/image-licensing or contact the Archivist at archives@perkins.org
Note: Many of the letters in this collection are pasted into bound correspondence volumes making them difficult to scan or photograph. Some of the images have been enhanced to improve visibility, such as brightness and contrast or to remove dust and scratches.
Additional Information:
More information about Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan is available on the Perkins History Museum section of perkins.org.
Visit perkins.org/archives for more information about the Perkins Archives.
Rights and Permissions: Use of the images from the collection of Perkins School for the Blind requires written permission. For more information, please visit perkins.org/image-licensing or contact the Archivist at archives@perkins.org