Correspondence and other records relating to education of the blind

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Correspondence and other records relating to education of the blind

1913-1921

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The Harvard Graduate School of Education Course in Education of the Blind was an extension course offered in the academic year 1920-1921 intended to provide teachers, nurses, social workers, and others with a comprehensive overview of education and services for people who were blind or had limited vision. The Harvard Graduate School of Education correspondence and other records relating to education of the blind are the office files of Lotta S. Rand, the Executive Secretary for the course, and primarily date from 1920 to 1921.

0.73 cubic feet (2 document boxes and 1 pamphlet folder)

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Harvard University Archives.

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Harvard University Archives.

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