Helen Keller Signed Letter
Rarity	70%
Category	Arts and Media
Time to Sell	50 Mins
Value	7,200
Prestige	75
Placed on	Wall,
Introduced in	v1031
Involved in tasks	No
Part of a collection?	No

Helen Keller continues to be an inspiration to the disabled, even after her death. Her writing commands a premium price among certain circles. This is authentic, and quite inspiring.

-Expert

FactsEdit

• Fact 1: Helen Keller's struggle with deafness and blindness is famously chronicled in the play and film "The Miracle Worker."
• Fact 2: Keller became a prolific writer, publishing 12 books and numerous articles, and an outspoken political activist.
• Fact 3: Keller championed human rights, and in 1920 became one of the founding members of the American Civil Liberties Union.
• Fact 4: Keller is credited with bringing the Akita dog breed to the US through two dogs given to her by the Japanese government in the 1930s.
• Fact 5: A statue of a 7-year-old Keller resides in the US Capitol visitor center, the first statue of a disabled person displayed there.