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Digitized scrapbooks on guide dogs

Collection of scrapbooks of clippings about guide dogs spanning 1924-1941.

Accessibility

Our goal is provide resources that are accessible to all

A collection of scrapbooks on the topic of “Dogs for the Blind” have been digitized and made available on the Internet Archive, which utilizes optical character recognition (OCR) and downloadable file formats, including Daisy, to provide access to users who are blind and visually impaired. We acknowledge that OCR is prone to errors, and cannot recognize graphics or handwritten text, thus creating barriers to these materials. It is our intention that by providing the materials as is, the resource is findable online to all. If any of Perkins Archives resources accessed online aren’t accessible in part or in whole, to a user because of a disability, we will create an accessible version upon request. 


Guide dogs scrapbooks on the Internet Archive

Links to scrapbooks are arranged by volume number followed by years, from earliest to latest. There are six volumes total spanning 1924-1941.

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Two tiled portraits. On the left, a photographic portrait of Isabella Stewart Gardner from 1888 courtesy of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. On the right, a group photographic portrait of the young students and on the steps of the Kindergarten for the Blind, circa 1893.
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Isabella Stewart Gardner and the Kindergarten

Exerpt of handwritten letter from Henry David Thoreau.
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A letter from Henry David Thoreau

Charles Lindsay with his uniformed driver, George S. Harvey. Both men are wearing long coats and hats, Lindsay in a bowler hat. Lindsay has his hand on Harvey's elbow, in a sighted guide position. There is an old-style car behind them.
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Sir Charles William Lindsay