In 1886, Helen's mother contacted Alexander Graham Bell, who was working on a hearing device for the deaf. He led them to the Perkins Institute for the Blind in Boston, where Anne Sullivan was ...

Bell's work with hearing-impaired people led to a long friendship with Helen Keller, and in a 1907 letter she writes that she looked forward to visiting him again at the Potomac River.

For this edition of our On the Road special, we took a trip to the City of Tuscumbia for the annual Helen Keller Festival.

Alabamian Helen Keller, whose birthday is June 27, was admired around the world. Though deaf and blind, she learned to speak several languages. She authored several books. She starred as herself ...

Ps 205 Alexander Graham Bell is a public school located in Bayside, NY, which is in a large city setting. The student population of Ps 205 Alexander Graham Bell is 237 and the school serves PK-5 ...

(NEXSTAR) — Within the several hundreds of pages of the megabill the House is expected to pass on Thursday are a $6,000 tax ...

Alexander Graham Bell, a well-known scientist and inventor who is credited with creating the first telephone, responded to the family's request for guidance and advised them to admit her to Boston ...

Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, visited Southland on August 29 1910, having arrived at Bluff from Australia on the Moana. He and his wife were accompanied by the American aviator ...

Helen Keller was a social activist and suffragist, lending her name to the labor movement and the women's movement. "This inferiority of woman is man-made," she said in a speech in 1916.

Object Details Artist Charles Whitman, active 1890s - 1900s Sitter Helen Adams Keller, 27 Jun 1880 - 1 Jun 1968 Exhibition Label Born Tuscumbia, Alabama This photograph ran in an article that author ...