Virginia School for the Blind, Charlottesville, Virginia

Virginia School for the Blind, Charlottesville, Virginia

"The intent and purpose of this leaflet is to acquaint its readers with the immediate importance of the Virginia General Assembly making an appropriation sufficient to build and operate the Virginia School for the Blind at Charlottesville." (p.1)

The proposal is signed by L.L. Watts, Executive Secretary, Virginia Commission for the Blind.

A full-page illustration of the proposed school is included in the pamphlet.

Virginia Commission for the Blind

M 12 Box 2, Lucian Louis Watts papers 1921-1960, Special Collections and Archives, James Branch Cabell Library, VCU Libraries

Special Collections and Archives, James Branch Cabell Library, VCU Libraries

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Learn more: 
Bukach, N. (2024). Lucian Louis Watts (1888 – 1974):
Statesman, organizer, and advocate for blind and visually impaired Virginians. Social Welfare History Project