Blind children at Revere Beach

Perkins School for the Blind students in the water at Revere Beach on June 11th, 1928. bathers, beach scene
Perkins School for the Blind students in the water at Revere Beach on June 11th, 1928. | src Digital Commonwealth
Perkins School for the Blind students in the water at Revere Beach on June 11th, 1928. | src Digital Commonwealth
Perkins School for the Blind students having a picnic on Revere Beach on June11th, 1928. | src Digital Commonwealth
Perkins School for the Blind students having a picnic on Revere Beach on June11th, 1928. | src Digital Commonwealth

At Radcliffe Anne Sullivan spelled millions of words into Helen Keller’s hands and helped her look up words in French, Latin, and German dictionaries. When Braille books weren’t available, Anne often Brailled them. Helen graduated cum laude. As she mounted the steps at graduation to get her degree, Anne Sullivan went with her hand in hand. As one girl said, ‘Radcliffe should also have given Miss Sullivan a degree.’ / src: digital commonwealth