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circa 1850 Photograph  Bridgman, seated facing camera, holding book, dark dress with lace collar, dark glasses. Visual Still
circa 1898 Photograph  Merton Keith with large, full moustache, facing left. Visual Still
1893 Photograph  Nurse holding Mildred and Philips Brooks Keller in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Visual Still
circa 1910 Photograph  Mildred Keller with ruffled collar, looking down and to right, colored. Visual Still
circa 1920 Photograph  Two women and aboy in shorts standing on a sidewalk. Visual Still
circa 1845 Photograph  Photograph of Samuel G. Howe leaning on a chair with his right hand resting in his buttoned coat. Visual Still
circa 1891 Photograph  young Helen Keller standing with seated Michael Anagnos. Visual Still
circa 1894 Photograph  Young Helen Keller, side view looking right, white dress, necklace, hair down loosely arranged. Visual Still
circa 1891 Photograph  Young Helen Keller facing right, white bow in hair, white dress. Visual Still
December 9, 1892 Photograph  Young Helen Keller seated facing right, wearing a long sleeved dress at a table typing on a typewriter or braille writer. In color. Visual Still
1888 Photograph  Color portrait of child Helen Keller with her hair in ringlets facing profile side right. Visual Still
June 1893 Poem    Document
circa 1905 Slide  Helen Keller's white, two story home in Wrentham, Massachusetts. Visual Still
circa 1905 Slide  Helen Keller's childhood home, Ivy Green, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. The photograph caption reads, Ivy Green, The Keller Homestead. The small house on the right is where Helen Keller was born. Visual Still
circa 1905 Slide  Lake with small, densely treed island, colored. Visual Still
circa 1905 Slide  A tree-lined road in Wrentham, Massachusetts. Visual Still
July 19, 1905 Telegram  Telegram from Helen Keller to John Hitz reading, in part: arrive in Washington Friday morning... and was sent via Western Union. Visual Still
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