Dear Dr. Bell... Your freind, Helen Keller

By warnerdjs
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    Helen Keller's lifespan.

    This was Helen Keller's lifespan.

  • blind and deaf

    In February 1882, Helen Keller was nineteen months old, she got ill and lost her sight and hearing.

  • First train ride

    Little six year old Helen Keller went on her firts train ride.

  • Anne comes

    Anne Mansfield Sullivan came to Tuscumbia on to teach Helen

  • first story

    Helen Keller read her first connected story in may 1887

  • Helen learned to sign.

    Helen learned to sign when she was eight years old.

  • Anne Sullivan,Dr. Bell, and Helen handtalking

    Dr. Bell and Helen Keller are joined by Anne Sullivan in a handtalking conversation.

  • College with the seeing and hearing girls

    In 1896 Young Helen Keller decided on making a new goal, her goal was to go to college with all of the seeing and hearing girls. She was always known to be a goal setter.

  • Graduated from college.

    In 1904 Helen Keller graduated from Radcliffe College, disproving those who said that she couldn't hope to compete with sighted and hearing studenets.

  • Starred in her own movie.

    In 1919 Helen Keller starred in a silent movie about her own life.

  • founded the ACLU

    In 1920, Helen Keller helped found the ACLU.

  • Vice- President

    In 1932 she became a vice-president of the Royal National Institute for the Blind in the United Kingdom.

  • Anne died

    On October 20, 1936 Anne Sullivan

  • Pulitzer prize

    Helen Keller won the Pulitzer Prize in 1960.