category : Historic Homes
Built in 1820 by Helen Keller's grandfather. Infant Helen Keller developed high fever that took her sight and hearing. Each summer, The Miracle Worker, depicting how she overcame her handicaps, is re-enacted here.

Admission: Admission charged
Hours: Open M-Sat. 8:30-4, Sun. 1-4.
Address: 300 W. North Commons

Phone: 256-383-4066
Fax: 256-383-4068
Our Website:www.helenkellerbirthplace.org

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