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May the Fourth Be with You

May 4th was a week ago, and for some of us, the date is a clever reminder of the Star...

Images of light and darkness are typical components of lots of historical writing about blindness. In our museum collection is...

Yes, it is good to be home now with the daffodils and hyacinths, the lawn thick with soft young blades...

One of my favorite experiences as InSights Art Coordinator is when I can finally blow the dust off my box...

What would people know about you if the only clue to your identity came from the books you left behind?...

Entire books and websites have been devoted to quotes by Helen Keller. Often the quotes are brief, pleasant, and even...

Lots of changes are afoot here at APH. We are knee deep in construction in the building as part of...

Our next-door neighbor the Kentucky School for the Blind (KSB) has a long and rich history, and as such has...

“The blind veterans here in the Helen Keller class are able, thru talking books, to obliterate the tedious hospital hours...

Photo caption: Left to right, unknown man, Ted Hull, Stevie Wonder, and Hamilton Bohannon in Trafalgar Square, London on concert...

Where would we be without the internet and email? “Electronic mail” has become such an entrenched form of communication in...

In 2020, the Kentucky School for the Blind [KSB] Alumni Association signed an agreement that gave the care of the...

In 1904, the Ladies Home Journal published a piece by Helen Keller titled, “As the Blind See the Yuletide.” For...

The holiday season is decidedly upon us, and with workplace parties on the calendar I was curious what holiday-related items...

Raymond Randles in his studio office in 1993. The time between Thanksgiving and Christmas here in our museum is...