Reviews of American Printing House for the Blind (Museum)

1839 Frankfort Ave, Louisville, KY 40206, United States

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We have the opinions of real people who use the services of American Printing House for the Blind (Museum) in the area close to the state of Kentucky.

At present the firm gets a rating of 4.8 over 5 and that score has been based on 16 reviews.

As you can see it has an average rating is almost the top, and it is founded on a large number of scores, so we can conclude that the evaluation is very accurate. If people have bothered to leave their feddback when they are satisfied, is that it works.

As you know, we do not usually stop to give feddbacks when they are positive and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or issue...

This Museum belongs to the category of Non-profit organization.

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REVIEWS OF American Printing House for the Blind IN Kentucky

Peyton Jones

I love this place!!!

Taengkwa Sturgell

I learned a lot! I would have never known where a lot of the products and technology and Braille books were being made if I hadn't gone to APH.

Katherine Hennemuth

Amazing

Chen Ning

Tabatha Toomey

Leslie Shaheen

So thankful to have visited this historical landmark! The executives took the time to come and meet the group from Ohio State. They gave us a wonderful tour and were very throrough! Thank you for being such great hosts.

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The building houses a museum on the blind and innovations concerning their literacy. There are two floors and it was free to go in. The exhibit is good, and definitely good to learn more if you have never had the chance to become acquainted with any blind persons.

Elissa Young

Melissa Klepper

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Living in Sky

Nice

Subho Satpathy

One of its kind. Absolutely amazing !

Stormy Goodwin

I am sorry for your girl. From stormy in st.marys

E Cheeney

An ageless company helping so many people with visual impairments over all these years. The museum is very intetesting.

Miriam Leon

They sell a lot of useful stuff for those of us who are blind, such as braille dictionaries and talking time pieces. I personally think that we nee some more of these institutions in the whole wide world. In Mexico where I am from you seldom see an institution such as this one. That is why most blind people are illiterate in our countries.