Blind Get Fair Map Printed in Braille (Oct, 1939)

Blind Get Fair Map Printed in Braille

For the benefit of the numerous blind persons visiting the New-York World’s Fair, the New York Association for the Blind has made available a map of the exposition printed in raised Braille characters. Complete in every detail, the map is designed for use with a special Braille guidebook describing the major points of interest. In the photograph below, a blind visitor is shown “reading” the special map.

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