Ivy Green

Caught in a dull, soundless world after a youth ailment left her visually impaired and hard of hearing, Helen Keller saw the potential as far as she could tell and went ahead to peruse French, German, Greek, and Latin in Braille. She entered Radcliffe College at 20, composed 11 books, ious articles, and addressed in 39 nations on five distinct landmasses. She likewise roused two Oscar-winning motion pictures and got the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the most elevated respect an American non military personnel can get. At her origination and youth home known as "Ivy Green" in Tuscumbia, Alabama, guests can see the Keller family's unique furniture, many individual keepsakes, blessings, and books from a lifetime of movements.