Music braille
Piano player with right hand on the keyboard and left hand reading braille music
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Music braille
Robert Robitaille, in Montreal, Supervisor of the Music Transcription Service, transcribing from music in print to braille
Braille teaching tool
Handmade wooden braille teaching tool. One row of 6 dot braille cells and a paper print guide to the alphabet attached above the braille cells. Braille in this photograph reads CNIB
Braille teaching tool
A handmade wooden board with two rows of 6 dot braille cells and wooden pegs. Braille in this photograph reads CNIB on the top row and INCA on the second row
Library user reading braille in the Library
The reader is sitting on a step ladder with the braille book on her lap
Reading braille and other raised print books
Miss Mary Common, photographed at the Clarkewood Women's Residence at 331 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, with books in braille, New York Point, and Line Letter, ca. 1920
Braille printing in Montreal
The braille printing shop in Montreal was located in the basement of 1181 Guy. Jacques Talbot in the foreground sits at the stereotype in 1969
Reading braille
Caption from the Annual Report, 1937; Young boy, who has a small percentage of vision, is reading a Braille book in the CNIB Institute in Toronto after being taught braille at home by an Institute home teacher. He is shown reading a braille book in the library of the Institute in Toronto
Learning to read braille
Four blind boys and girls receiving instruction in braille in St. John's, Newfoundland
Writing a braille letter
Young lady, a student in a class of blind children in conducted by the Central Western Division in Winnipeg, is writing a braille letter with slate and stylus