Talladega Alabama - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind

Описание: Talladega, Alabama - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind

The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB), located in Talladega, Alabama celebrated its rich and diverse 150th anniversary in 2008. Over 150 years have passed since a young deaf boy so touched the heart of his older brother that a dream emerged of a school for children like him in Alabama.

It began in a small way with the enrollment of two students growing to 22 by the end of the first year. Today, Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind is the nation's most comprehensive education and service program for individuals with vision or hearing loss, serving more thousands people and their families each year.

This video of part of a series of videos featuring the area of Talladega, Alabama. You can see other Talladega videos at the following links:

A Walk in Town Part 1    • Talladega Alabama - A Walk in Town Part 1  
A Walk in Town Part 2    • Talladega Alabama - A Walk in Town Part 2  
A Drive in Town    • Talladega Alabama - A Drive in Town  
Classic Car Show    • Classic Car Show - Talladega Alabama  
Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind Visit    • Talladega Alabama - Alabama Institute for ...  
Davey Allison Memorial    • Davey Allison Memorial Talladega Alabama  
Jemison Carnigee Library    • Heritage Hall in Talladega Alabama  
Logan Martin Dam    • Talladega Alabama - Logan Martin Dam  
Logan Martin Dam Revisited    • Logan Martin Dam Revisited  
The Forgotten Cemetery    • Mardisville The Forgotten Cemetery  
Train Depot    • Talladega Alabama - Old L&N Train Depot  
Waldo Covered Bridge    • Waldo Covered Bridge  

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