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She was born in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Her parents were Arthur H. Keller and Katherine Adams Keller. She was born with her sense of sight and hearing.
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Keller lost her sight, hearing, and speaking. he was 19 months old.
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Whe Keller was just 10 years old, she expressed a desire to learn to speak.
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Keller began speech classes at the Horace Mann School For The Deaf.
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She attended the Wright-Humason School For the Deaf in New York City.
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The Cambirdge School for Young Ladies was a prepatory school for women.
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With the help of Anne Sullivan and her husband John Macy, Keller wrote her first book, The Story of My Life.
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Keller graduated, cum laude, from Radcliffe College at the aage of 24.
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Keller published her 2nd book, The World I Live In.
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Helen Keller International (HIK) was founded.
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In 1927 Keller publishes her new book My Religion.
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Helen Keller publishes her 4th book.
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Keller recieves the Theodore Roosevlt Distinguished Service Medal.
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Keller published her 5th book.
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Helen Keller publishes Teacher-Anne Sullivan.
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Keller suffered a series of strokes.
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Helen recieves the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Keller gets into the Women's Hall of Fame.
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Keller dies in her sleep.
