Digital Commonwealth — Perkins School for the Blind
Perkins Salesroom, 133 Newbury Street, Boston
1932
Window display at Perkins Institution for the Blind Salesroom, 133 Newbury Street, Boston. Two caned chairs and Braille volumes are in the window. Sign in window reads: Braille: The Universal Language of the Blind. The Perkins Institution Has 12.000 Braille Volumes. Circulates 35.000 Yearly. Braille is a System of Six Raised Dots. Invented in 1829 by Louis Braille, A Blind Frenchman.
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