Mary

May I suggest that you contact your nearest association for the blind and
visually impaired.  If you don't have one near by, contact the Lighthouse
for the Blind in New York City.  They can give you both the regulations and
helpful hints on addressing this.

I worked for three years in such an association.  While there I did a
sculpture exhibit. We used braile labels and sighted guides. The artist's
work was intended to be touched.   If you would like to talk with me, I may
be reached at 315-724-6129, or write via snail mail to the Children's
Museum, 311 Main St., Utica, NY 13501, E-mail at [log in to unmask],  or visit our
new web site at www.borg.com/~cm

Best

Tim Allen

At 11:22 PM 1/14/97 -0500, you wrote:
>I am a museum education intern at Gunston Hall Plantation, the Home of
>George Mason.  I am working on a project to redesign the house
>interpretation for visitors with low vision and blindness.  Has anyone
>had any experiences with this, know any references, or visited a site that
>implemented this well. Please reply to me personally at
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