Date:1908
Description:Amy Crutchley was at Birmingham Institution for the Blind in the early 1900s. The Institution kept detailed records for each child from admission to leaving. Each child had an individual progress book. No concessions were made due to disability.
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Donor ref:BA&H: MS 1700 (110/2457)
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