Helen Keller's remarkable collection of letters covering her life from childhood to adulthood, is now available for purchase at a staggering price of $75,000.
Moments In Time got hold of these special letters, covering Keller's life from when she was a kid to her grown-up years.
Found at a garage sale in Pasadena, California, these letters tell us new things about Keller's bond with her mom, Kate.
One standout is a 7-page letter Helen wrote when she was just 8 years old. It provides early insight into how she'd later break barriers for people with hearing and sight impairments.
There's also a stack of 20 typed letters, some to her family, where Keller shows off her love for writing poetry and her caring side.
Even though she faced significant challenges being born blind, deaf, and unable to see, her letters are full of warmth and strength, just like her.
While, the letters were bought at a garage sale for only $54, but now they're worth a whopping $75,000 and clearly a gem for any historical collector.
Moreover, Helen Keller was born in 1880 and kept achieving amazing things until she died in 1968, leaving a legacy that still inspires us today.
